it's set up like fedora but stable for systems you don't want to update all the time and has an actual team working on security patches unlike debian.. literally what reason would you not use this?
>>109362661systemd
>>109363496go back to writing init scripts
>>109363513bro still thinks it's 2010
>>109362661im currently on fedora but the disk encryption broke on it and then it fried the bios chip and it had to be reflashed, should I switch to SuSE for a laptop that needs to /justwerk/? I no longer trust FEDora
>>109362661Germany
>repos are barren>yast is more of an annoyance than anything else>they keep patches atop upstreamI kinda want to like it but it's too quirky
>>109362661>and has an actual team working on security patches unlike debianhttps://www.debian.org/security/>it's set up like fedoraNot really. The only things they have in common are RPM and SELinux.>what reason would you not use this?Because the only distros worth running are Fedora, Arch, and Debian.
>>109363914it's surprisingly not buggy like that other german project called KDE
>>109363926YaST is the only good GUI package manager in the market.
I would use thi immutable version, othrrwise it forces bloat like icewm on you.
>>109365594Which is why they're deprecating it.
>>109363926their official repos are quite large and there's OBS for a smaller AUR replacement though I'd just stick to flatpak in current year
