Great Wallpaper by the way. I like the idea of 'Slowroll' and look forward to it. As a 'Leap' user I am thinking of possibly using 'Slowroll' as a stage in eventually migrating to 'Tumbleweed'. Thank you for this informative and helpful upload. I think that I will miss 'Leap' though.
I've been a Tumbleweed user for a long time, but I recently loaded SlowRoll on the PC in the kitchen, since it doesn't' get used every day. I am very impressed. It's not too much of an issue to get it installed. I realize it is still experimental, but it certainly doesn't run that way. I think that all it needs is its own YAST Installer ISO and turn it loose. It was a bit behind with a 6.6.11 kernel, but it just got its big update this morning and it is sitting at 6.7.4
Dream: you can have the best of both worlds, lastest and greatest software and nevertheless stable like a rock Nightmare: you get not lastest nor greatest and a system barely stable as a rolling release as it actually is. In spite of that I'm openSUSE lover
I just installed Suse slow roll and was very surprised no desktop environment was installed just tty good job as a new Linux user I was was able to install kde it should have a desktop as default 😢
It's funny how the Linux community lost their minds when CentOS became a semi rolling release. But no one seems to care that OpenSUSE cancelled their free to use OpenSUSE Enterprise version with no true alternative.
5:40 - isn't Slowroll a Tumbleweed derivative rather than a Leap derivative? I've read that it was, or something like that. I've watched a Slowroll install video, and it looked like, after the installation, the "About" section in the settings app said "Tumbleweed Slowroll" (I suppose that will eventually change, when Slowroll stops being a work-in-progress)
I have to agree, having had a good few issues with Silverblue messing up on updates I decided to switch to MicroOs (now Aeon) Have not regretted it yet, even moved my whole music production over to it.
@@agathalorenzo4224 I would agree with that. That’s one thing I love about it. With the little free time I have I have come to appreciate that predictability.
2 things 1. All enterprise Linux distro will drop desktop support and focus on only one thing which is SERVERS without any micro OS support. You can mark my words. 2. Use Debian…….. Debian is a community driven distro that will NEVER have to deal with any Corporate BS!!!
I don't think so, because the desktop edition is part of the value chain at Canonical. Fedora and openSUSE are at least formally independent projects that could also continue alone, at least theoretically.
Great Wallpaper by the way. I like the idea of 'Slowroll' and look forward to it. As a 'Leap' user I am thinking of possibly using 'Slowroll' as a stage in eventually migrating to 'Tumbleweed'. Thank you for this informative and helpful upload. I think that I will miss 'Leap' though.
I've been a Tumbleweed user for a long time, but I recently loaded SlowRoll on the PC in the kitchen, since it doesn't' get used every day. I am very impressed. It's not too much of an issue to get it installed. I realize it is still experimental, but it certainly doesn't run that way. I think that all it needs is its own YAST Installer ISO and turn it loose.
It was a bit behind with a 6.6.11 kernel, but it just got its big update this morning and it is sitting at 6.7.4
Have fun with Slowroll. But keep in mind that this is not yet an official version and problems could still arise.
Dream: you can have the best of both worlds, lastest and greatest software and nevertheless stable like a rock
Nightmare: you get not lastest nor greatest and a system barely stable as a rolling release as it actually is.
In spite of that I'm openSUSE lover
So hyped to start using this
I just installed Suse slow roll and was very surprised no desktop environment was installed just tty good job as a new Linux user I was was able to install kde it should have a desktop as default 😢
It's funny how the Linux community lost their minds when CentOS became a semi rolling release. But no one seems to care that OpenSUSE cancelled their free to use OpenSUSE Enterprise version with no true alternative.
Think i downloaded it free for few days ago 🤔
@@R_900W Leap is for free. SLES is not. Leap used to be the free SLES, but not anymore. It becomes more like CentOS Stream and RHEL.
I like the idea of Slowroll. But I think openSUSE should shift to some kind of containerized universal package 📦 manager
5:40 - isn't Slowroll a Tumbleweed derivative rather than a Leap derivative? I've read that it was, or something like that. I've watched a Slowroll install video, and it looked like, after the installation, the "About" section in the settings app said "Tumbleweed Slowroll" (I suppose that will eventually change, when Slowroll stops being a work-in-progress)
It is a TW derivate, correct. It just rolls a little slower than TW.
I use Suse MicroOs and wouldn’t even think of changing. Micro is amazing.
I have to agree, having had a good few issues with Silverblue messing up on updates I decided to switch to MicroOs (now Aeon) Have not regretted it yet, even moved my whole music production over to it.
How does it compare to Bluefin?
I change my dad comp from Tumbleweed to MicroOS, and I also think MicroOS is more *predictable* than Tumbleweed.
@@agathalorenzo4224 I would agree with that. That’s one thing I love about it. With the little free time I have I have come to appreciate that predictability.
TOO FEW SERVERS, TOO LARGE INSTALL PACKAGES, TOO SLOW. THATŚ IS THE PROBLEM WITH SUSE.
2 things
1. All enterprise Linux distro will drop desktop support and focus on only one thing which is SERVERS without any micro OS support. You can mark my words.
2. Use Debian……..
Debian is a community driven distro that will NEVER have to deal with any Corporate BS!!!
I don't think so, because the desktop edition is part of the value chain at Canonical. Fedora and openSUSE are at least formally independent projects that could also continue alone, at least theoretically.