Is Opensuse good? I've heard about his KDE being really

>>59944644
Lenooox is shit.

opensuse is very good, as is kde. yast is great to have, and the open build service is very handy. that's my opinion on opensuse

>>59944644
Yeah. openSUSE is the GOAT. OBS, YaST, KDE perfection, and a no-nonsense rolling release distribution backed by an entire corporation.

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>>59944688

>>59944644
>his
did you just assume opensuse's gender?

>>59944716
I've seen this happen IRL.

Still hilarious.

>>59944843
I'm not english and my native language gives genders to everything (we don't have neutral stuff like "it") so in my head a system is masculine and sometimes when I write in english I forget to put its instead of his/her.

>>59944900
holy sh*t dude i asked for pronoun respecting not your fr*cking life story

>>59944904
well this is what you get for asking things on 4chan

>>59944644
RPM, zypper and yast all make it a great distro all around, if you're one for desktop environments I think it has the best stability with both KDE and GNOME. If you want a wm, it can be a little tricky getting all of yasts components to work correctly with integration, but it's worth it. Hands down my favorite distro and with the OBS to back it up, I've never gone without something I need.

>>59944644
no use a BSD

>>59944881
Why do you continue to be a tripfag after being publically humiliated?

>>59947131
It's one of, if not the best distro currently. The fact that it is sponsored by SUSE/Microfocus and has paid professionals working on development/security makes it very appealing. Leap is fantastic for servers and Tumbleweed is great for desktops.

>>59944644
>systemd

On the trash it goes

>>59944644
it's backed by a private capital, so it's better than 90% of other distributions, just with that.

It's good for good computers, bad for bad computers.

It's the best for KDE, in my experience.
The package system is just as simple as ubuntu. I think it's worth a try, at least.

I still prefer xfce.

>>59944644
as a windoze-babby i chose opensuse because of yast

>>59947247
So Leap is mostly for servers?

>>59944843
You're on /g/. Don't be that guy.

Why isn't there any livecd for OpenSuse? I wanted to try it out.

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>>59949677
because susers aren't losers

>>59949677
I'm no expert but I think there is.
https://en.opensuse.org/Live_USB_stick
You can also try it in a virtual machine.

>>59949411
no
use leap unless you really, really need the bleeding edge and the possible bugs that come with it
then you use tumbleweed

>>59944900
why are chinks always this much autistic?

>>59950264
>chinks
I'm european.

>>59950341

how's your restaurant?

>>59950341
Chinks also have no concept of gender. So you must be a French.

i am still on 13.2
it's pretty good
i have shit internet so i can't upgrade

>>59944644
YaST is still a clusterfuck... it seriously looks like it was an afterthought and it's very poorly designed - looks like some 14-year-old kid did it.

>>59950434
Or Russian and probably every other slavic language.

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>>59950522
It all makes sense now. Slavs are mongol rape babies.

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openSUSE or Manjaro?

>>59950627
Gentoo (very original plz no Flamethrower)

>>59950627
Used both, suse is slower

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>>59950522
>>59950543

What ?

Slavic languages have a concept of gender

male female and it

>>59950932
I meant that Russian also gives gender to everything, most inanimate objects are he or she

>>59950202
Leap is perfectly usable for desktop, I just choose to use Tumbleweed on my desktop because I like having completely up to date software.

Leap has been perfect for my servers, and we have it on all of our servers at work (other than those that run SUSE).

>>59950452
I just don't install yast when i do my OpenSUSE installs, I have no need for it.

>>59951310
Yes, all slav languages do this. It seems logical for animals but makes no sence for inanimate objects (example; ball, fence, book, and bird are she, car, moon, backpack, phone are a he). A rule of thumb is if the word ends in "a" it's a she, unless it's a male name.

Is Suse free to use? https://download.suse.com/Download?buildid=qb71v1YjQjI~
>>59951956
>it
cucked language lmao

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>>59947387
That's really the only downside.
At least openSUSE is one of the more stable systemd-using distros.

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>>59947387
LENNART'D

>>59944644
I tried to install openSuse a year or two ago, but it insisted that it wasn't able to use my hard drive. I have never managed to figure out why, and I have never been able to find a work-around. And so I have never managed to use openSuse.

I guess VM it and if you like it try installing it, but I suppose you ought not to get your hopes up.

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>>59952217
https://www.suse.com/download-linux/
You can install it and use it any way you like at no cost, but things like security updates and patches, as well as support, require you to have a subscription, which does cost money.

>>59950543
Say it again you burger

>>59952334
Don't be mad balalaika

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>KDE
>professional

Yeah OK Muhammad.

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>>59952217
meanwhile look at you with your fancy jargon
>cucked
>lmao
get fucked

>>59944644
it's okay. can't run programs from terminal though and it has a terrible installer.

>>59944900
Technically they're sexes.
Genders are mostly an english thing. Most languages don't even have a word for gender.

>>59953077
We have genders here (Yugoslav), but it doesn't have the same meaning as it does in English. Basically, a gender is the "sex" of a word in a sentence. So a person (or an object) cannot be described as having a gender unless it refers to a grammatical one, since gender is a grammatical property and not a physical one. So "Pajeet" would be a male gender word, just like the word "he".