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I use opensuse leap 15.3 and it just works. No fiddling around and install takes 15 minutes. Then I have a home cooked backup script that runs daily to a remot
by abc123abc123 2y ago
I use opensuse leap 15.3 and it just works. No fiddling around and install takes 15 minutes.
Then I have a home cooked backup script that runs daily to a remote server, so in a worst case situation, I reinstall, 15 minutes, and then copy my dot files and other stuff which might take another 5-15 minutes.
So for single person use, or small environments of 20-30 servers or so, the traditional old model works well.
- bboozzoo 2y agoFYI, in case you missed that, Leap has been EOL since late 2022.
- doubled112 2y agoLeap 15.6 was released on the 12th of this month. https://news.opensuse.org/2024/06/12/leap-unveils-choices-for-users/ https://news.opensuse.org/2024/06/12/leap-unveils-choices-fo... It might be the last OpenSUSE using the traditional release model, but it's not EOL.
- LinAGKar 2y agoI think they meant to say specifically Leap 15.3
- doubled112 2y agoDefinitely possible, but there was considerable talk about the end of Leap. Thought it was still worth mentioning.