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Not advanced, but works solely on Linux. I use openSUSE Tumbleweed. 1. Biggest benefit: snapper rollback is so convenient. 2. Yast. I hate doing sysadmin st
by powersnail 6y ago
Not advanced, but works solely on Linux.
I use openSUSE Tumbleweed.
1. Biggest benefit: snapper rollback is so convenient.
2. Yast.
I hate doing sysadmin stuff, so I tried my best to avoid it. As a result, when something came up that forces me to do it, I could never remember where is the config file or what key was to be changed, or what command to run afterwards, since the last time I mess with my system was months ago.
Yast solved that problem for me. Don't have to remember anything, just mindlessly use the GUI.
The drawback would be that a few software don't have an openSUSE package. I'll have to compile it, or not use it.