Hello Friends Can you share your own experience with Suse? To be honest I only used Suse around 2004/2005 in the labs. But it is in my “todo” list to learn it Even more: Why do you use Suse and perhaps not other distributions? If you use other distributions Why do you prefer Suse? Thank Yo…

[image] Manuel Jordan: What DE do you prefer? xfce? and Why? I prefer Xfce or IceWM Why? Because I mostly use terminal windows and CLI commands. I do use an icon to start the File Manager, or Browser or Email., but Xfce offers that. I make heavy use of workspaces and session saving. …

Hello Neville Very interesting your perspective … Thanks to your reply, now I know 2 more DE in Linux world BTW check this link (it includes the Live version in the rendered page thanks to the ?type=desktop#download part included in the URL itself) openSUSE Tumbleweed Is shown the Xfce option.…

[image] Manuel Jordan: Is shown the Xfce option Great, I think I will use that. It is going to be a steep learning curve without having a strange DE as well

It is going to be a steep learning curve without having a strange DE as well Linux Peppermint works with xfce too and It came in two flavors, based in Debian and Devuan 1. Download and Install – Updated 10/15/2023 – Peppermint OS Returning to openSuse It …

[image] Manuel Jordan: Linux Peppermint works with xfce too and It came in two flavors, based in Debian and Devuan I have used Peppermint/Devuan… It meets my needs well. It is much more of a minimalist distro than SUSE.

I just stumbled across a review of openSUSE Tumbleweed. [image] Hands on: I tried openSUSE Tumbleweed - see what I thought of this Linux distro If you prefer the KDE interface and like living on the cutting edge for updates then give Tumbleweed a try

[image] pdecker: review of openSUSE Tumbleweed. It is more positive than the one I read

The last line of the review may just sum it up. If your preference is for KDE, rather than Gnome, this would be our pick of the bunch.

I wrote a review in this very forum when I started using openSUSE Tumbleweed last year. Still using it and loving it. I only update once a week, there are no problems with that method. If anyone has any other questions, I would be happy to answer them.

Jimmy’s review is here [image] openSUSE Tumbleweed: My Semi-Thorough Review Discussion Hey everyone! So, as I had said before, at SCALE 21x I met the amazing people that are part of SoCalSUSE . As a result of meeting them, I first tried out openSUSE Tumbleweed in a VM, th…

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Jimmy’s review is here