openSUSE LEAP
Reddit take
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Pros
- OpenSuse Leap. ... Leap should be good.
- if that doesn't sound like something you want, maybe take a look at opensuse leap.
- OpenSuse Leap Very robust for business
- check out openSUSE Leap or Tumbleweed. It’s based in Europe (Germany/SUSE), extremely stable, and YaST makes system management very straightforward.
- For a polished distro unlikely to break I suggest OpenSUSE Leap or Slowroll.
Cons
- It doesn't get as much love as other distros but it's downsream of SUSE Linux Entrerprise. The installer offers GNOME, KDE, and Xfce... one criticim of Leap is that it's a little too corporate.
Sentiment
15 positive (94%) · 1 mixed (6%) · 0 negative (0%)
Trust + time weighted score: +92% · raw score 94%
What redditors said (10 of 16)
OpenSuse Leap. ... Leap should be good.
if that doesn't sound like something you want, maybe take a look at opensuse leap.
It doesn't get as much love as other distros but it's downsream of SUSE Linux Entrerprise. The installer offers GNOME, KDE, and Xfce... one criticim of Leap is that it's a little too corporate.
OpenSuse Leap Very robust for business
check out openSUSE Leap or Tumbleweed. It’s based in Europe (Germany/SUSE), extremely stable, and YaST makes system management very straightforward.
For a polished distro unlikely to break I suggest OpenSUSE Leap or Slowroll.
OPENSUSE LEAP THE GOAT OF GOATS
good options for LTS are: - OpenSUSE Leap
OpenSuSE Leap 😘 my favourite secondary system, those old laptops are always my favourite
Use OpenSuse. I use Leap on a 2GB RAM pc w/ 32GB eMMC. It works fine as long as I don't push it too hard and I run a full KDE desktop.
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