I am really happy with #tumbleweed #linux. Really really happy.
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@derek Thanks for that 
. Nice wallpaper too, can I ask where you got that? Also, see you are using #KDE My current favourite on #openSUSE #tumbleweed
hmmm .. kernel 6.14.0 solved by amdgpu problems in #tumbleweed. No more artefacts
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@opensuse Celluloid for me but yes, #tumbleweed and #aeon are the best choices ever
Yeii.. just got myself a new (old) ASUS pc. The owner dropped it for free, due to a collapsed battery and insufficient hardware "for a modern os" 
I replaced the 
for 40€ and installed #tumbleweed on it, and thus got myself a very nice machine.
One command away from upgrading your entire system:
sudo zypper dup
Power & simplicity of #openSUSE #Tumbleweed. #opensource #Linux https://news.opensuse.org/2025/04/01/tw-monthly-update-march/
openSUSE NewsTumbleweed Monthly Update - March 2025Tumbleweed continues to showcase the strength of a well-maintained rolling release as we move through 2025. March delivered several snapshots and several imp...
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@victorhck
La indignación inicial era justificada y, aunque mo sé que6les dijiste a ellos, lo cierto es que cuando te quedas con un canal como ellos con la distribución, tienes que responsabilizarte de él.
También me alegro por lo bien que te va la vista, en el mío de 15,6 con FHD a veces me cuesta y si al final pones todo más grande pues ya ves 
Hala, ahora a pasarlo bien.
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Man, I really want to try #OpenSuSE #Tumbleweed again, but I can't figure out how to get polkit to work without a valid root password (using the user's password).
Because the root account should never have a usable password. 
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@rl_dane I use #KMail, together w/ #KAddressbook and #KOrganizer since 2007. From 1018 until now (and in future) on #OpenSUSE #Tumbleweed and, what should I say: I just love it.
Zypper (the package manager in openSUSE) just became faster by shipping parallel downloads. I wrote a guide about how to enable it, together with other tweaks, to make it even faster: https://tudorr.ro/blog/faster-zypper/
tudorr.ro · How to Speed Up Package Installations on OpenSUSE
March #Tumbleweed #snapshots were packed with #opensource goodness! #GNOME 48, #KDE Plasma 6.3.3, #Mesa 25.0.1 & parallel #zypper downloads. Dive into the updates! #openSUSE #Linux https://news.opensuse.org/2025/04/01/tw-monthly-update-march/
openSUSE NewsTumbleweed Monthly Update - March 2025Tumbleweed continues to showcase the strength of a well-maintained rolling release as we move through 2025. March delivered several snapshots and several imp...
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Mention if you’re using #Tumbleweed, #Leap, #Slowroll, or another variant! 
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@maxxieb (1/2)
I had to refrain from calling "Bingo", because I had anticipated that question. But it is an obvious question that deserves an answer. I also had to stop myself from quoting Shakespeare ("There more things ...").
In my case it boils down to this:
1. I have been experimenting with using #NixOS on my laptop, where I do all of my (private) things. I also have home-manager on my work laptop.
I can almost do all of the things I can on my #openSUSE #Tumbleweed laptop. This includes packaging for openSUSE.
But I have not converted all of my 3 dozen different VMs, servers, raspis, NUCs and whatnot to NixOS. They will keep running a mixture of immutable (openSUSE #MicroOS, #Fedora #CoreOS, NixOS, ...) and non-immutable things (Debian, Proxmox, ...). And I would like to be able to manage them from whatever host I am currently working from. Hence I would like to have a working Ansible environment on my NixOS laptop to manage other machines with.
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with PDA (and )
with PDA (and )@inlovewithpda I had some issues recently where I had to disable quotas, reboot and then enabled them again. My issue disappeared this way. (I had to re-enabled quotas as snapper heavily relies on them and having snapper and btrfs snapshots is one of the killer features of #Tumbleweed)
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with PDA (and )@inlovewithpda Have you checked whether there is a bug report for your problem? #openSUSE #tumbleweed #btrfs
So I think I found my linux-home in #tumbleweed. (Almost) everything runs fine. Almost ever app can be found in the repository.
Only btrfs-checker is a bit annoying, because it sometimes freezes the system for a second. Looking for a solution...
Today I was in the mood and packaged #regal and #opa for @opensuse
Packages still need more testing, but the first steps are done. Found a glitch in the OPA ldflags handling and reported it upstream.
Should arrive in #Tumbleweed soon-ish.
...and Grafana's k6 tool is now available in @opensuse #Tumbleweed.
A modern load testing tool, using Go and JavaScript
k6.ioLoad testing for engineering teams | Grafana k6k6 is an open-source tool and cloud service that makes load testing easy for developers and QA engineers.
OK, today I took some time and finally reworked the #semaphoreui package for @opensuse. I had it on my todo list for ages and never got around to it. It was already 90% finished but lacking some fine details.
Now I have properly cleaned it up and removed the "ansible-" from the name, as it is no longer just for executing #Ansible code. Apparently Semaphore can now execute #terraform #opentofu and #pulumi code as well.
I'll do more testing before I send it to #Tumbleweed.
In other words: new vagrant-libvirt setup incoming! :-)
Stay tuned.
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@itsfoss
#Tumbleweed #opensuse
Por mucha diferencia.