Honestly i barely even pay attention to this stuff, because backdoors like this probably make it into production on closed source projects daily. Its impossible to always know and prevent everything, but open source is the only way that even attempts to do so.
If anything this is a testament to how open source is the only way to make secure IT infrastructure.
The installation will fail because it will reboot when trying to remove plasma shell 5. To solve it, I installed with yast plasma 6 addons and breeze style opensuse, because plasma shell with not load after reboot . On my other laptop running tumbleweed also, I decided to do the installation with tty instead of login in plasma and the upgrade worked like a charm.
Thanks for sharing. Very helpful. I really need to play around with podman container more. However, so far I haven’t had a real use case where I thought “Hey, a container would be the solution!” 🙂.
Great, so a lot of people are going to have a clear upgrade path (including me). Otherwise OpenSuse would have lost me (and I imagine others) after 25 yrs or so…
Hurrah: “There are no plans to drop the classical (non-immutable) option for Leap;…”
It feels pretty good, as well as looks pretty good. YaST and the YaST installer have been basically in maintenance mode for a long time, without any active development for a number of years now, and it's certainly time to move on.
The installer looks very modern indeed. But as I said, I hope that it will ultimately offer the same configuration options as Yast. But you’re right, it’s definitely time for something new that is actively developed and proper maintained.
Well, there's already a discussion on the mailing lists, and while I can't speak for the project, (nor am I an attorney, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night), the "Main" openSUSE Project logo is a registered trademark of SUSE Software Solutions Germany GmbH, so it's highly unlikely that it's going to change.
Don't really like any of the TW winners personally and two of the suggestions plus the kalpa winner are all ones that were part of a broader theme that didn't get picked up by the other logos. The goal was to create something that is consistent across the board, but he results kinda point in a different direction.
I do like the Slowroll winner and the leap winner is a safe choice, too if course.
I also like LCP winner for the main logo and am generally in favour of a new logo. But all of the three other too contenders are basically just retreads of the OG logo, which can probably be read as no real desire by the broader community for a change.
Well, I can say, with all certainty, that while I appreciate the submissions, and the community making themselves heard, that isn't the new Kalpa logo.
I would say so, but things take time to filter down through, and as always within openSUSE, the folks that do the work, are the ones that decide how they want to do things, and what they want to work on.
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