My recommendation is that select between debian Testing or OpenSUSE tumbleweed I preferred debian to OpenSUSE because have a bigest repos Take a time for start but go super when you are working with it I almost not seen much deference between arch and debian testing/unstable. No longer do you have to worry about a system.
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Really I can say that OpenSUSE tumbleweed are better than fedora in all sense about hardware and software compatibility and initial configuration and even are a stable rolling release ⭐🌟 but exist another option Debian Testing or Unstable the option that i selected, the both are new software and the testing branch are stable as well. Harnessing technologies openSUSE is renowned for, such as the Btrfs file-system, the snapper command-line utility as well as the battle-proven YaST control panel, Tumbleweed empowers you with full control over your system, letting you define the settings you want and be done with it.
It also happened to me recently exactly the same as what you say.
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The 6 month schedule means that things are recent enough, but you only need to do a big update twice a year.Īs for OpenSUSE Leap, my guess is that if you're even considering using a rolling release then Leap probably is too slow moving for you. On the other hand, if you are like me and don't actually want a rolling release then Fedora is great. If you are in fact looking for a rolling release distro then Tumbleweed is a solid choice. This part is not that different from Arch.
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This can result in large updates to download every week and you are expected to follow the news from the OpenSUSE packagers, because every once in a while there's some particular update that you need to be aware of. Leap: several years (aligned to SUSE Linux Enterprise) I currently use Fedora after using Tumbleweed for a while because figured I didn't want something that was bleeding edge. Kitty will show up, so your Skype friend will know that your kitty is standing on keyboard. Tumbleweed: rolling release, bleeding edge. Cat - press and hold three keys on keboard (A, S and J). With tumbleweed, they might update the software versions the same week that they are released by the upstream developers, including important things like the GNOME Shell or GCC. The main difference between them is the release cadence. Tumbleweed has four inflatables: two at South, one at North and a shared water slide. I currently use Fedora after using Tumbleweed for a while because figured I didn't want something that was bleeding edge. Leap: several years (aligned to SUSE Linux Enterprise) Lo he hecho con fines didcticos para poder explicar todas las caractersticas ms importantes de e-Sword. Tumbleweed: rolling release, bleeding edge Compatibles con e-Sword 12 Esta es una pequea coleccin de los mdulos ms importantes para mi de los que uso en e-Sword. The main difference between them is the release cadence
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