Why aren't you using OpenSUSE tumbleweed?
Why aren't you using OpenSUSE tumbleweed?
Noah Adams
Benjamin Wright
But I am?
Caleb Garcia
8 yr Debianfag here
haven't had time to learn a new distro, but i hear opensuse is great, how hard is it for a Debianfag to migrate to?
Aaron Moore
it caused so much headaches that i went back to gentoo
Blake Bell
Why?
Christopher Harris
because gentoo just works and doesn't cause headaches?
Robert Roberts
I mean what headaches did it cause
Isaac Cox
broke itself multiple times with updates and btrfs constantly trashing the disk were the biggest two. having to find basic packages from unofficial repos was a "culture shock" as well, but i'll propably still give leap a try the next time i do hardware changes as opensuse experience itself wasn't all trash only the unrefined and unstable feeling tumbleweed part of it
Brody Ortiz
In the installer you have the option to turn off snapshots or use XFS instead of btrfs
Ian Thomas
I just downloaded tumbleweed netinstall:
sha256sum -> 404
gpg signature -> expired.
What a meme distro.
Anthony Carter
the installer itself was crashing when trying to do advanced tweaks (likely something to do with hardware detection, this was right after ryzen launch) so it was basically just a click next install.
Adrian Williams
staying with btrfs was however intentional decision to try that one as well
Joshua Green
>sha256sum -> 404
?
Ethan Roberts
>Why aren't you using OpenSUSE tumbleweed?
I am using it as my Main distro. The installer even has the option to encrypt Grub. Ext4 was my preference. Very solid distro, even being a rolling release i have not any issue.
Luke Powell
Works on my machine
Robert Williams
German distro
Nope
Luke Thompson
>rolling release distros
I don't have the patience for that shit. at least suggest people to use point releases.
Jayden Hughes
if you tell me optimus works fine with it, i'll switch to openpepe
Connor Moore
didn't pass my "does easy v-sync ootb" test
Joshua Flores
I tried it out for 3 days, and broke itself yesterday after an update so I just went back to Void Linux.
Lincoln Butler
I can't live without AUR at this point
Nathan Rivera
>let's conveniently forget about the gpg signature.
Chase Campbell
Leap here, big leap
Hunter Martin
>let's conveniently forget about the gpg signature
just too brainlet to use gpg is what i am
what am i supposed to check with that
Samuel Lewis
Booting takes too damn long.
Just stick to the supreme champion, Debian.
Alexander Roberts
Too high quality for you faggot?
Carter Russell
YAST is a slow piece of shit
Parker Davis
en.opensuse.org
gnupg.org
How can you trust that sha256sum without verify it?
Matthew Thompson
Already using it, but with the new laptop coming in I'll install openSUSE without the godawful btrfs nightmare.
Can't wait.
Liam Richardson
what's wrong with btrfs?
Cooper Fisher
Running out of space due to snapshots and useless shit like that. I fucking hate going through what I can only describe as my laptop having its period every month. Fucking hell, and the only reason I have btrfs is because it was the default selection during install.
Jason Torres
you can disable automatic snapshots
Zachary Nelson
>tumbleweed
Never again.
Brody Young
data corruption. used it for a few months on opensuse and it rendered my machine unbootable.
btrfs not even once. it shouldn't be the default.
Landon Ward
is this ok?
Brody Lewis
I'm using the Rosenauer Firefox patchset, does that count?
Brandon Williams
Yes... so I see the wiki and the link text (software.opensuse.org
Jeez, why the fuck do they link it to 0x3DBDC284 instead of the most recent one? What a mess of website... They redirect me to a dead mirror for the sha256sum and link to an old key in the download page lol
Lucas Perry
I'm currently using 42.2.
I've heard that rolling distro can fuck everything ups, so I'm stick with leap.