Pedro J. Hdez
openSUSE LinuxLooking for status on #copyfail with an #openSUSE flavor? Short answer, make sure to zypper dup for #Tumbleweed and #Slowroll. Get more info about it at https://www.suse.com/c/suse-responds-to-the-copy-fail-vulnerability/
JanEinen Monat mit #openSUSE #Tumbleweed bzw. #Slowroll. Es läuft super.
https://jan-iversen.de/2026/05/01/einen-monat-opensuse-tumbleweed-slowroll.html
Björn
karlggestIba a publicar una actualización, pero al final he preferido reescribir la entrada un poco.
Me hace gracia poner acordeones para cosas diferentes, que hace que el artículo parezca más breve de lo que es.
https://ticparapymes.es/blog/na-materia-6/actualizacion-automatica-en-tumbleweed-slowroll-104
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#opensuse #opensuseleap #opensusetumbleweed #leap #tumbleweed #microos #slowroll #aeon #kalpa #leapmicro #suse #sysadmin #linux #Linux #SysAdmin #pacman #dnf #zypper #CachyOS #Fedora
Master Pacman, DNF & Zypper: Search, Install, Upgrade, Clean, Repos & More
steel_for_humansIs Slowroll on systemd-boot yet?
https://piefed.social/c/opensuse/p/1992675/is-slowroll-on-systemd-boot-yet
rlonsteinFrom the shoemaker's children go barefoot file...
On Sunday I didn't have any plans and was going to nerd out working on a personal dev project.
I'd suffered with a partially broken efi and initramfs on my primary Linux desktop because I didn't want to risk reinstalling and dealing with locally built kmods, packages, and customization. It's been this way for a few months, accumulating over years, and I kept putting off a base OS reinstall. I have other, slower, machines but it's convenient to work directly on the daily driver...
I localize stuff on a ZFS pool with stow and guix. I take nightly backups of that and my homedir anyway. All my dev environments and tools live there, mostly... some stuff ended up in /opt which wasn't backed up.
So of course I managed to accidentally crash the system and couldn't recover. My Sunday was now planned for me: a fresh #opensuse #slowroll install.
Pros: Fully up to date. System performance feels quite snappy. New KDE plasma seems nice. Jack/Pipewire works properly again. Successful test of my backups.
Cons: Didn't have years of shell history (#atuin) or some configs (a broken switch to XDG_* paths from who knows how long...) on ZFS. Discovering an error at a time what I didn't localize and need to reinstall.
On Sunday I didn't have any plans and was going to nerd out working on a personal dev project.
I'd suffered with a partially broken efi and initramfs on my primary Linux desktop because I didn't want to risk reinstalling and dealing with locally built kmods, packages, and customization. It's been this way for a few months, accumulating over years, and I kept putting off a base OS reinstall. I have other, slower, machines but it's convenient to work directly on the daily driver...
I localize stuff on a ZFS pool with stow and guix. I take nightly backups of that and my homedir anyway. All my dev environments and tools live there, mostly... some stuff ended up in /opt which wasn't backed up.
So of course I managed to accidentally crash the system and couldn't recover. My Sunday was now planned for me: a fresh #opensuse #slowroll install.
Pros: Fully up to date. System performance feels quite snappy. New KDE plasma seems nice. Jack/Pipewire works properly again. Successful test of my backups.
Cons: Didn't have years of shell history (#atuin) or some configs (a broken switch to XDG_* paths from who knows how long...) on ZFS. Discovering an error at a time what I didn't localize and need to reinstall.
xikufrancesc... o instala Slowroll o Tumbleweed y disfruta siempre de tener todo tu software "a la última".
