OpenSUSE Leap 15.3 Full Review (Featuring Mycroft)
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- Опубліковано 4 чер 2021
- It's time to review openSUSE 15.3! Mycroft joins me in the studio to talk about the latest release. It's an awesome distribution, and it was very fun to review!
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I just love openSUSE. I'm a Debian boy but I feel really comfortable with leap. Hands down they offer the best KDE experience.
They always have
Ah yes my favorite OS, OpenSUS
Jay, man I appreciate you bringing up the hidpi issue in every video it's present. It's actually a major issue in linux that not a lot of people on youtube talk about. We all know hidpi IS going to be the standard in the very near future and the Linux community is going to have to take a harder look at it.
I Love all the RPM based Distros
it is so easy to Package an RPM.
I absolutely adore OpenSUSE and Leap is my go to distro for getting stuff done 💪😌
Loved the Mycroft interactions!!
Really nice to whatch and also nice to „hear“ video.
Good Job as usual 👍
Thank you for the video. openSUSE will always have a place in my heart! OpenSUSE Tumbleweed (KDE) is still my favourite of all the rolling releases in the Linux world. :-)
After furious distro hoppings I love to come home to OpenSUSE 😌
Great video, I'm looking forward to testing the new version of my favorite distro.
Great video as usual, I'm still waiting for my own 'Mycroft' to arrive, it's only been 2+ years!!
Wow! That's crazy! I had no idea it was that bad. Maybe I ordered mine long enough ago before it became a problem? I've had mine for a while.
Nice! I just installed OpenSUSE TWeed and I LOVE it! KDE is taking some getting used to.
The nice thing about KDE is you don't get used to it. You change KDE to fit you. My KDE works nothing like any KDE I've ever seen reviewed, as should most.
Recently switched to opebSUS, really liking it
Cool guest. Nice video!
They nailed it, SUSE Leap 15.3 is the new CentOS why? Now it's downstream from SUSE Enterprise Linux, just have it installed as a server since all rpms are virtually the same for both. RAM memory footprint is under 200MB out of the box so you are good to go.
I feel like the fact that you have to disable external repos, repoint your mirrors, and upgrade every year makes it kind of unappealing for server compared to Deb/Ubuntu lts 5 year support and especially centos/rocky 10 year support. Are the leap point updates more of a sure thing than I thought?
@@countereverything unnappealing? Makes no sense. I still manage CentOS 6/7 servers they just keep it running behind a shitload of layers, no updates.
Exactly. Leap 15.3 is so close to SLE now than Fedora/CentOS could be to RedHat. 💪😌
Love OpenSuse Leap
Now that SUSE acquired Rancher, have you thought about doing an intensive video of K3s clusters on SUSE 15.3?
I had this problem with Arcolinux on my Lenovo laptop and I did not have an external monitor attached. It was fixed when I installed the intel drivers.
I love 15.3 and Cinnamon....it is perfect. I'm so tired of KDE....done with that Windows 3.1 KDE issue. Cinnamon is completely stable and what a surprise of nice!
I am just getting in touch with GNOME and KDE after being a pure XFCE guy. Which problems did you face with KDE?
I also like OpenSuse a lot. Am building a new Workstation and thinking of putting OpenSuse on it
All our home computers run OpenSUSE. With different desktop environments for different specs 💪😌
I really like the way you introduced jokes in the videos and you contain the laughs haha. Great review as always, I've been thinking on trying a new distro, maybe could be openSUSE
I hope you gave it a try by now. Its amazing 😌
Thank you, Jay and Mycroft. I hope that the Mycroft project continues and grows. I do use Google Nest Minis and Google Assistant throughout the day.
Wow! That MyCroft is a smart cookie even if he's one of those Terminal guys... Lol
Not a OpenSUSE fan but it looks good...
Thanks guys for the video!
BTW you might want to monitor MyCroft Internet activities... Lol Lol Lol
LLAP
I enjoyed Mycroft's involvement in this video. I wonder if he'll ever return. I imagine he makes editing more complicated so maybe, maybe not?
You talking to a robot: OMG 😳😂
I have an old computer of 32 bit processor, I would like to know if I can install opensuse leap and run programas for 64bit, for example chrome of visual studio code. Is it there another linux distro to do it?
With a 32 bit architecture you NEED a 32 bit OS. With OpenSUSE I think its Tumbleweed that officially support 32 bit. Debian does too. Therefore Linux Mint Debian Edition LMDE as well 💪
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Hi Jay that install of open Suse small type on High res display made me think about my first install of MX linux on my pc using my 4k tv. Really I have to get up and put my face 12 inches from the display to read it. Made me laugh, and that robot friend of yours is really you, you know that right ? But thanks for showing us some desktops. You know the siren song that lured the sea captains to there demise ? Well I think that is what happens to you when you spend to much time on the desktop and you sail to close to the terminal. Love the videos, please keep them coming.
Will Steam and its prerequisites work on KDE-based distributions?
Yes
Distros are not based on desktop environments. DEs are installed on top of a GNU/Linux distro. Steam does not communicate with your DE. 😌🙏
Leap seems pretty comparable to Ubuntu in terms of software age. Pretty new for enterprise I thought, compared to rhel or Debian.
Exactly. Its because of the close bond to SLE 💪😌
Can someone tell me what to do to fix a leap15.3 problem. One of the files (swap) for leap15.3 had it's UUID changed. I did change the entry in the swapfile from UUID=.uuidstring to
/dev/nvmeon1p6 (to eliminate the UUID=xxxxx string. With the rescue boot, leap recognizes the updated fstab, but with the original leap 15.3 menu, it still picks up the fstab that was used at time of instllation. Furthermore, rather than nautilus or what ever, doing a 1 minute 30 timeout, the timeout has no limit.
I have searched from / for second copies of /etc/fstab to no avail. What can I do to avoid a complete reininstallation?
I'm not an expert and can't help you but you can ask in the discord server: discord.com/invite/opensuse or the forum forums.opensuse.org/
Is there anyone who has installed Fish on this release? I ask because I can't find a download for Leap 15.3, with valid repositories!
Alpine linux is a devops distro correct?
Alpine is a lightweight busybox focused distro and it's small footprint makes it ideal for containers. DevOps is a process of merging development and automation into the IT Operations Stack.
if you want to see what alpine is - just install docker on any Linux machine and run:
docker run -it alpine
"A stable package base is important, especially for world domination."
-Mycroft
i always wonder if there was a way to go pass the root bc i really need to get openUSE off my laptop
@@danzare5638 and do you know how to do that im new to this
Tried to post the Gparted website , but it won't stay posted , but choose the Live CD/USB version
but if you have a bootable flashdrive created with your choice of OS on it , you won't need Gparted
but you will want it anyway in case you need it later
@@danzare5638 im trying to reset REBOOT pass but HELP ITS TELLING ME "REBOOT SEARCHING" AND IVE BEEN TRYING TO FIGURE IT OUT if u know anything about that
Now do knoppix OS review, please...
i really like this robot!
goddammit, I hear for the first time about mycroft and the thing is sold out already.
Next time , give Mycroft cocoa voice from baby Wogue
OpenSUSE Leap is one of the most stable distros I have ever tried. I use kubuntu because I like to keep my things up to date but I do miss the gecko and its awesome community. I wouldn't recommend it to a new user but for someone who's been around Ubuntu or Linux Mint and is looking for something else, green is the way to go.
btw I loved the bit with the "elite linux user robot"
Edit: I'm back to openSUSE leap
Which is more similar to debian stable? Tumbleweed or leap?
@@glidersuzuki5572 Leap.
@@Alexander-is9jo ok. Have u used mint? How does it compare? Like which would u suggest for a reliable production system.
@@glidersuzuki5572 Mint is a good option. You can try it live before installing, see what you think.
Mint is ready out of the box, with lots of packages do you don't have to install much, but too bloated for my taste and I didn't really liked Cinnamon or Mate (that must be because I started late at linux and never tried Gnome 2)
Now, compared to Leap or Debian, I would say Mint isn't quite as stable as those. For one thing, Leap is literally using the same binarie packages as SUSE Enterprise, making Leap a free version of its enterprise-grade operating system. But that doesn't mean it isn't stable. It's based on Ubuntu LTS and that thing is pretty reliable.
For a production server you can't go wrong with either Leap, Debian stable or Ubuntu server. You can use Mint too, altho I don't think is the best use case. Mint is more for a new user looking for a solid desktop experience without needing to learn or install much.
@@Alexander-is9jo great explanation. Will check leap. Hope they also an optional unstable/test repository source from which I can install latest versions incase I need bleeding edge softwares.
I've been wondering about your friend when I saw it in the background. I'll definitely look for more information about it. :-)
UA-cam autocaption be like 'suicide enterprise' 8:16
NIce bot ))
was using distrochooser and got recommended opensuse, hopefully its good!
LOL the robot has the voice of JOSHUA of War Games , how about a game of thermal nuclear war ... or tic tac toe 🤣
Amiga 500 had better audio in 1985 than your robot
Hi
Mycroft is awesome
SUS
I don't like that robot (＃＞＜)
All of your base are belong to Mycroft.
ahahahahha Mycroft is a funny thing !!!
OpenSuse is still problematic.
Used first Leap it didn't recognize my wifi card even after connection.
Then tried tumbleweed and it also had kwallet pop-up over and over.
Nah... Manjaro is better and faster
Lose the "robot" please.
dead
That robot is HORRIFYING!!!!!!! Take it out of the videos ASAP!!!!
Suse has very bad wiki. I am always forced to use arch wiki..... 😂
Good for you
Sorry, Jay. Just love your channel, but Mycroft is an unnecessary annoyance. Turned off this video within 5 minutes.
You must be the real fun in parties
@@elonlothbrok5991 Not about fun and parties, mate. Moriarty in the April Fools video was funny. Doing a "ventriloquists" act on a serious video is not funny. It's annoying.