Lubos realized after tabulating the Leap 16 feedback results that the data indicates a large number of folks actually don’t seem to be using KDE Plasma, Gnome, or XFCE. What if you could add one more selection to the Desktop Environment section of Agama when installing Leap 16, Tumbleweed, or …
In my opinion, the long overdue conversation to make Wayland the default video server on KDE Plasma in Tumbleweed has finally happened. There doesn’t seem to be a whole lot of support for it, but I’m confident this will happen soon. I have included excerpts from the mailing list discussion …
openSUSE Tumbleweed is a rolling-release Linux distribution well-known for its stability, thanks in part to its use of Btrfs snapshots. By enabling transactional updates, users can upgrade the system atomically — updates are applied in a separate snapshot, and only take effect after a reboot. This model dramatically improves reliability …
openSUSE has long been known for its technical excellence, enterprise-grade tools, and robust community. One of its most defining tools, YaST (Yet another Setup Tool), has served as the backbone of openSUSE’s installation and system configuration process for decades. But as the Linux world evolves toward cloud-native, immutable, and automated …
In recent years, governments across the globe have been increasingly adopting Linux-based operating systems in place of proprietary platforms like Microsoft Windows. From cost savings and improved security to digital sovereignty and vendor independence, the motivations are varied—but the trend is clear: open source is gaining serious ground in the …
Daughter asked if there was a way to set up her new inkjet printer to print once a week to prevent the printer heads from drying out, much like her last printer had done. She really doesn’t want to buy a printer again just because she didn’t use it enough. …
The following is a list of KDE distros I either will not recommend, or can no longer recommend. I include the reasoning behind my decision with each one. Some of these are actually great distros, but for reasons I simply won’t recommend them to anyone, especially new users. The primary …
The TLDR is: https://github.com/inkstitch/inkstitch/releases/tag/dev-build-kall-try-and-error
