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OpenSUSE Tumbleweed A stable rolling distro with automatic snapshots. Packages are up to date without being bleeding edge. If an update breaks something, simpl
by unmole 2y ago
OpenSUSE Tumbleweed
A stable rolling distro with automatic snapshots. Packages are up to date without being bleeding edge. If an update breaks something, simply revert to an older snapshot.
- jamesponddotco 2y agoAnother vote for Tumbleweed here. Heck, the thing is so stable I use it on production servers. The combination of their automated QA plus your own QA on staging is the bomb.
- lbhdc 2y agoI have been seriously considering switching to tumbleweed (currently running fedora, previously arch). What kind of sharp edges have you bumped into?
- unmole 2y agoThe installer doesn't have the polish you see in Ubuntu or Fedora. I chose full disk encryption and somehow ended up having to enter the password twice after boot. I had to re-install to fix that. Apart from that, it has been smooth sailing.
- Rinzler89 2y ago>and somehow ended up having to enter the password twice after boot It's not "somehow", it's by design, Suse encrypts boot and root partitions and so you need to enter the password twice to unlock them both. The "fix" is to use an encrypted LVM for all partitions and so you enter the password only once.
- rgrieselhuber 2y agoI switched from Manjaro to OpenSuse Tumbleweed and couldn’t be happier. Didn’t have the time to screw around with Arch but with OpenSuse everything just works.