openSUSE LinuxHack Week 25 is coming Dec 1–5! #openSUSE’s annual #event invites contributors, companies, and curious hackers to build, explore, and collaborate across dozens of #opensource projects. Find a project or start your own https://hackweek.opensuse.org
#DevOps: Tumbleweed brought #PHP 8.4.14, #QEMU 10.1.1, #Mesa 25.2.5, #PipeWire 1.5.81, #curl 8.16.0, #ClamAV 1.5.1, and #GStreamer 1.26.7. Full-stack improvements, security fixes, and toolchain upgrades are what you get with #openSUSE #Linux #Tumbleweed https://news.opensuse.org/2025/10/31/tw-monthly-update-oct/
The Linux Lighthouse🔥 10 days on Fedora 43, and honestly… I’m amazed! I thought I’d be running back to openSUSE Tumbleweed in no time (as usual 😅), but Fedora 43 completely changed my mind.
It’s blazing fast, rock solid, and with my Btrfs + Snapper setup, I’ve got full rollback capability just like on openSUSE — total peace of mind. 🧘♂️
This might actually be the distro that keeps me around for a while. 👀💻
#Fedora43 #Linux #Fedora #Btrfs #Snapper #openSUSE #Tumbleweed #LinuxDesktop #FOSS #LinuxCommunity #LinuxLife
Got a #Leap 16 story? The #openSUSE Project wants to hear how you use the #distro. #IoT, servers, #aviation, business, or more. Share yours via the mailing list. #opensource #Endof10 #Linux https://news.opensuse.org/2025/10/06/os-leap-ready-for-liftoff/
#openSUSE doubled down on long-term stability! #Leap 16 receives 24 months of maintenance and security; more than ever before. There is no better time than now to #install #Linux. It's perfect for those who value predictability & longevity. #Endof10 https://news.opensuse.org/2025/09/03/leap-16-doubles-support/
Android runs on a Linux kernel, but how close are they really? 🤔 https://embeddedinventor.com/android-vs-linux-similarities-differences-explained/ If you’re curious about how #Android and #Linux connect, and want to help shape #development, join the #openSUSE mobile community. t.me/opensusemobiledev
Steven RosenbergOpenSUSE Leap 16 is out now and will be supported until 2033. That's eight years. It's like getting an enterprise distro for free -- built from SUSE source with community packages added. Nobody's making you use an upstream ... or downstream for that matter. https://doc.opensuse.org/release-notes/x86_64/openSUSE/Leap/16.0/html/release-notes-leap-160/index.html#id-lifecycle
banazirSUSE delivers Raspberry Pi 5 support
SUSE delivers Raspberry Pi 5 support
SUSE Enterprise Linux 16 is here, and its killer feature is digital sovereignty by @sjvn https://www.zdnet.com/article/suse-enterprise-linux-16-is-here-and-its-killer-feature-is-digital-sovereignty/
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