I'm new to the computers. Should I install openSUSE?

>>58757762
no

>>58757593
I enjoyed it when I was on it.
I'd say go for it.

>>58757895
whyd u get off it

Fedora is better.

>>58757911
installed gentoo

>>58757593
yes

>>58757593
No

>>58757593
maybe

>>58757762
>>58757828
>>58757837

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>>58757958
>>58758001
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>>58758316
Yes

no dont install open suse go and install elementary linux instead or peppermint is another good choice

>>58757593
suse is pretty gay

its a backasswards distro. you typical yurofag uses it.

>>58758567
Yes

>>58758567
All systemd Lunixes are gay.

>>58757593
1st for serious reply.
If you want it easy, go with *buntu (including Mint here). Solution to most problems found with a quick google-search with easy fixes.
SUSE is just as beginner-friendly but solutions rarely the first hit on jewgle.

Debian Testing

>>58757944
>tips fedora

>>58757593
You can find some seeds for learning in this guy's blog posts:
https://rootco.de/

For example:
https://rootco.de/2016-03-28-why-use-tumbleweed/

Which is not to say YOU should opt for Tumbleweed over Leap, but you'll surely learn stuff from reading that.

Opensoothsay is a waste of time. The only thing it has going for it is the GUI control panel, which is buggy and a liability more often than not, not to mention that doing all that shit via a CLI is probably faster.

>>58757593
just shut your are selves into space of orange golf