#openSUSE #Slowroll really has perhaps become my preferred #linux distribution, I think. I've bounced around a couple of times in recent years. However, lately if I leave this distro I immediately return. It's just that good. I don't seem to ACTUALLY want to leave it. #openSUSESlowroll
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Pondering #Linux distros...
rustup
to be able to compile many tools.Umm... what exactly is left? Anything user-friendly? Well, perhaps...
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I've daily-driven #OpenSuSE #Tumbleweed in the past. A coupe times, actually.
No real major complaints. Some issues were that the YaST-based installer was kind of obtuse (e.g., very easy to miss the option to set the hostname). I'm not one to hate on YaST. I don't need my configuration tool / systems-management tool to be all pretty or written in Flutter or whatever. But the installer was kind of obtuse, if featureful.
My biggest complaint is that they don't set up #PolKit out of the box, and you're expected to use the root password for things like setting up printers in the GUI. Not to be too snippy, but that was unacceptable in 2005, and it's crazy wrong-headed in 2025. But I know there's a way to set that up, so I need to look into it.
I'm very interested in OpenSuSE #SlowRoll. If that comes out in the next few months, that could be an awesome contender.
So, yeah, actually, thanks for reminding me to look into OpenSuSE some more.
¿Es #openSUSE #Slowroll la versión definitiva para quienes buscan estabilidad y software reciente.? Slowroll es una versión de openSUSE basada en #Tumbleweed, pero con actualizaciones mensuales, además de aplicar correcciones de errores y de seguridad a lo largo del mes.