#DidYouKnow: A #Leap#Second is a one-second adjustment that is occasionally applied to Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), to accommodate the difference between:
Precise time (International Atomic Time (TAI), as measured by atomic clocks), and
Imprecise observed solar time (UT1), which varies due to irregularities and long-term slowdown in the Earth's rotation.
Looks like #openSUSE#Leap 15.6 will include #LXQt 1.4, for those of you that use LXQt. All of my submissions to Leap:15.6:Backports got accepted by the Leap team.
(Just so folks are aware, 15.5 still ships LXQt 1.2, Nature of a "stable" release, I suppose)
Discover the fastest way to deploy #PiHole using #Cockpit & #Podman with @opensuse Leap Micro 5.5! Learn how to do ad-free browsing from #openSUSE's @YouTube #TechTips https://youtu.be/7e9VcGTbr78?si=ii6hL2BtyRenv91g
No decisions have been made, in any sort of official capacity, but Slowroll is one of the proposals as a replacement for Leap, when it becomes EOL, give it a try!
The openSUSE Project is pleased to announce its modern lightweight host operating system Leap Micro 5.5 just entered Alpha. This release brings a host of enh...
@nixCraft
Oh,a flame war 🔥 come on! If you crash Arch is because you tried hard, and for the same thing it's more stable than Debian.
Debian has the fame but historically ever was a crashing distro.
For example, #openSUSE#Leap is more stable than Debian by far. I would say even #Tumbleweed.
openSUSE Tumbleweed makes for a good desktop and even one for gaming, but for a workstation or server, you're going to want either SUSE Leap or Enterprise.
Sadly, SUSE is really trying to push their immutable systems with transactional updates. And unfortunately, that will soon include openSUSE Leap.
I will give credit where credit is due. SUSE will allow some binaries to run from /home, but /opt is questionable. The development seems to be on the fence on that.
By the fence, I mean I have tried MicroOS, for example, and there were some builds where /opt worked, some where /opt didn't, and then it worked again by the next release.
Not everything runs on Flatpak and not everything comes in a nice RPM package from the official SUSE repositories. You can technically circumvent this, but until they officially settle on whether or not /opt will be a guaranteed definite option, I would be cautious.
I’ve happily been a Fedora user for many years now, but RHEL’s recent choice to put their source code behind a paywall has me pondering ethical considerations of my distro choice....
OpenSUSE Leap seems to be your best choice. It does not have the time consumption of being rolling release, but has a good release cadence. It is also an RPM distro, that should make things feel at least a little bit more familiar.
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Results of the voting for the Logo Contest (en.opensuse.org)
Obviously, the Voting for the Tumbleweed logo has resulted in a tie, and we haven't heard how that is going to be resolved....
Discover the fastest way to deploy PiHole using Cockpit & Podman with opensuse Leap Micro 5.5! (fosstodon.org)
Discover the fastest way to deploy #PiHole using #Cockpit & #Podman with @opensuse Leap Micro 5.5! Learn how to do ad-free browsing from #openSUSE's @YouTube #TechTips https://youtu.be/7e9VcGTbr78?si=ii6hL2BtyRenv91g
openSUSE:Slowroll - openSUSE Wiki (en.opensuse.org)
No decisions have been made, in any sort of official capacity, but Slowroll is one of the proposals as a replacement for Leap, when it becomes EOL, give it a try!
New Leap Micro Alpha Enhances SELInux (news.opensuse.org)
The openSUSE Project is pleased to announce its modern lightweight host operating system Leap Micro 5.5 just entered Alpha. This release brings a host of enh...
Distro suggestions
I’ve happily been a Fedora user for many years now, but RHEL’s recent choice to put their source code behind a paywall has me pondering ethical considerations of my distro choice....