I'm using Leap on my laptop and it's ultra-comfy.
Why isn't anyone around here using it?
>KDE works nearly bug-free
>YaST found my Brother printer driver way faster than Windows 7
>A package manager that is exhaustive
>comfy netinstall
>cute animalic brother of Pepe
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It'd be my favourite distribution and daily driver if it didn't come with a bunch of crap and boot so slow.
Um, remove the crap and first and live happily ever after?
And why is boot speed relevant, again?
>kde
>no bugs
>GNOME
>no thumbnails
>Gnome shell made for touch screens
>next to nobody use it on touch screens
Such a clusterfuck from Red Hat.
True.
What's even sadder is that no major distro is supporting KDE.
some are but we don't have the same urge to spam about it unlike users of some other distros
Kubuntu?
Horsefuck like this is why:
bugs.kde.org
Tl;Dr you can't write to the root directory of a samba share with KDE. Only the subdirectories.
Fix, instead of /my_movies/
Change to /horsefuck/my_movies
Apparently none of the street shitting devs use samba so it'll never be fixed.
NFS is better anway.
I have a windows machine on the network
>boot so slow.
How much time is slow for you, my thinkpad boots on a few seconds with an SSD (except when systemD decides to do some stupid shit)
It doesn't recognize my printers
try gecko linux
I do. KDE 5 is shit tho.
That makes OpenSUSE more tedious to install than Arch. I'd rather choose the software I want instead of the software I don't.
This looks perfect. Thanks!
It boots very slow by default since it's default settings are bullshit. Gecko Linux seems like a good solution for this. Overall, yes, openSUSE is definitely one of the top 5 distros out there.
i used it a while, i didn't mind it. my only drawbacks were:
>can't run programs from terminal by simply typing their names. really weird.
>i didn't like zypper. unintuitive package manager to me
>yast is really just a glorified gnome software center, i didn't find it *amazing*
>ssdm glitched out and I couldn't select certain desktops from the menu
openSUSE is one of the best distros. I installed it with xfce and there are some things I don't like about it:
>The default boot splash is ugly as fuck but that's an easy fix (just change the Plymouth theme). >Boot times is slower than on other distros, don't really know how I can change this on the settings. >Can't really comment about the zypper package manager, it's somewhat strange, that's all I can say about it
>Mouse acceleration and speed for some reason just doesn't change for me, always reverts back to default, and moving the mouse cursor gives me the feeling openSUSE didn't install the mouse drivers even though it did
But other than that it's a solid distro.
looks really nice, thank you
>BTRFS as default filesystem
enjoy your data loss
>application menu doesn't turn on with the gnome tweak tool
>mpv doesn't work
fedora is superior to open suse
I find Tumbleweed more comfy. Pleb.
My professor uses this and he's always mentioning gnu and IEEE
No joke