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Have to say I didn't expect much from it. I don't distro hop usually, and when I do it's Debian based distros so that I have the familiar package management too
by raffraffraff 4y ago
Have to say I didn't expect much from it. I don't distro hop usually, and when I do it's Debian based distros so that I have the familiar package management tools. I also usually stick to XFCE + plank. But for the first time in over a decade I broke tradition and installed OpenSUSE Tumbleweed with KDE. The config panel you get on first login has an extremely handy feature that lets you choose a layout for KDE, and there's one that almost perfectly matches my XFCE + plank setup. Several weeks on and really I'm happy with it. Wayland, PipeWire, everything up to date. Not a single issue! In thinking about using it as my daily driver in my work laptop.
- dizhn 4y agoFor other people reading. I like everything you said about tw. I also can't believe I ended up on opensuse and KDE (with a modified bismuth tiling setup). But to me the killer app of tw is btrfs snapshots and rollbacks via snapper. (It can be configured on other systems too but the tw installer takes care of the subvolumes nicely)