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Die automatischen snapshots und default btrfs sind einer der killerfeatures von #openSUSE insbesondere bei tumbleweed. Dort ist es schon seit vielen Jahren der standard. Ein grund weswegen ich #openSUSEtumbleweed bei uns häufig als Einsteiger Distro empfehle.
Any #openSUSE tumbleweed users kicking around? I'm considering leaving fedora workstation and have questions.
🚨 Tumbleweed’s main advantage is NOT raw performance
🚩 This is the important distinction.
🚀 The strongest objectively verifiable advantage of Tumbleweed is:
✅ Btrfs + Snapper + rollback + openQA-tested rolling updates
—not benchmark leadership.
That is a workflow/reliability advantage, not a pure FPS/render benchmark advantage.
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Yes, I know.
We have divergent level of tests.
1. daily: if the integration itself (if the build works w/o errors and warnings)
2. daily: if the SW is stable running with some automatic UI interactions
3. weekly: some more complex tests including some simple handling.
4. monthly (aligned with sprint end): full UI tests
Have a look as well on the automatic testing from #openSUSEtumbleweed (#openSUSEfactory) and starting of it at #kdePlasma.
I managed to get my laptop's lights to stop changing color, since there's an ASUS Control Panel project for OpenSUSE and some other distros.
https://gitlab.com/asus-linux/asusctl
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Sain läppärin valot rauhoittumaan, kun OpenSUSElle on ASUS-control panel projekti.
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I found a weird quirk when switching DEs on openSUSE Tumbleweed: if I logout and try to login to another DE after being logged into another one. It does not allow me to log into the other one. I need to reboot every time in order to login to a different DE. This behavior only manifested after the GNOME 50 Update dropped...
This is a mild inconvenience, as my boot times are so fast, I often don't notice when I get back into a log-in screen.
There is probably a solution for this issue (as this is a new behavior).
I might have to switch away from GNOME, likely back up all my stuff and install openSUSE Tumbleweed with a different DE.
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