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Why? Tumbleweed is the rolling baseline. SLES is the major release branched off that, every 2 years. Leap is a regular release of tumbleweed, rebased to SLES
by froh 5y ago
Why?
Tumbleweed is the rolling baseline.
SLES is the major release branched off that, every 2 years.
Leap is a regular release of tumbleweed, rebased to SLES, to get current packages.
MicroOS is a configuration and repackaging of dunno, leap probably
So they have one baseline, all of them, openSUSE
Liberty Linux is a repackaging of rocky Linux, no? Which ad I said, suse had been doing already before.
And the ranger/kubic stuff came with an own team.
The beastie enabling all these related configurations single source cross CPU architecture is their open build server combined with their openQA.
These guys rock. Except in marketing...
- fignews 5y agoMicroOS is actually based on Tumbleweed. It’s immutable/atomic. I’ve been checking it out and am super impressed. Fits a lot of my use cases.
- nix23 5y agoOh please don't get me wrong, openSUSE Kubic is the best kubernetes distro i ever had/have...i just think they are too many names for a product...tumbleweed is also the other (not better or worse) arch distribution....but fu* off with btrfs, linux has ~one stable filesystem and it is xfs or zfs ;)
- froh 5y agoReiser anyone ;-)