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By default, openSUSE Leap uses XFS for the home partition and Btrfs for almost everything else (the exceptions are the swap partition and the EFI partition), and openSUSE even pre-configures various directories as Btrfs sub-volumes. The most notable is the default partitioning scheme. Despite the similarities, there are some interesting differences. While not identical to the installers used by other distributions, YaST handles the same steps and asks the user for the same information. The basic experience should be familiar to anyone who has installed a Linux distribution before. OpenSUSE's installation in handled by YaST. Below, I take a look at openSUSE's installation process, the KDE Plasma desktop, and more before sharing my final thoughts.
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A slightly older desktop environment paired with an ESR Firefox and a recent release of LibreOffice is something I could find myself using as my main distribution, so I downloaded the 4.6GB ISO to give openSUSE Leap 42.3 a trail run.
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Firefox 52 ESR is the default browser in both GNOME and KDE and LibreOffice 5.3 serves as the default office suite.Īs someone who appreciates a slower, more cautious update cadence, I was intrigued by openSUSE Leap 42.3's package selection.
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GNOME 3.20 and KDE Plasma 5.8 are the main desktops offered, but Xfce and LXDE can also be installed from the install media, with other options available post-install or via net-install. The latest release of Leap, version 42.3, ships with version 4.4 of the Linux kernel, but with many features backported from newer releases of the kernel. OpenSUSE Leap is a conservative distribution that opts for stable packages over the latest and greatest. Listen to the Podcast edition of this week's DistroWatch Weekly in OGG (46MB) and MP3 (78MB) formats. Torrent corner: GParted, IPFire, Karoshi, LuninuX, OSGeo-Live, Runtu, Tails.Released last week: Tails 3.1, GParted 0.29.0-1, OSGeo-Live 11.0.News: Debian disables old TLS versions, using Flatpak to backport packages, changes planned for Ubuntu 17.10.We wish you all a fantastic week and happy reading! We are pleased to cover last week's releases and provide a list of torrents we are seeding. Using Linux as a gaming platform is also the topic of this week's Opinion Poll and we hope you will share some of your favourite Linux games in the comments section. In our Questions and Answers column we discuss gaming options on Linux. We also discuss changes coming to Ubuntu 17.10.
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Debian is looking to improve security and provide better access to new versions of software and we talk about these changes in our News section.
This week we begin with a review of openSUSE Leap 42.3 and explore the project's role as a desktop system. The openSUSE project supports many desktop environments, has a lot of system administration utilities, can access many community repositories and is one of the few Linux distributions actively offering advanced file system features though Btrfs. The project is available in two flavours, Leap and Tumbleweed, which provide stable and rolling releases, respectively. OpenSUSE is a distribution which tries to offer a little something to everyone.
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The Taskbar should be clear of applications before proceeding.
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