Glad it’s working out so far! It’s been a rock solid distro for me and hopefully it’s the same for you!
ElectricEelPoweredAxe
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I’d personally recommend openSuse Tumbleweed if you are looking for the most up to date software with an easy setup. Been using it for a solid year now for gaming and general use with zero issues.
If you are looking for stability, and a strong gaming focus I would recommend Bazzite. Its stable, comes with everything basically game ready, and is pretty simple. It does come with the cost of less customization but it’s atomic nature makes it really hard to break. It’s solid for general use as well.
ElectricEelPoweredAxe@piefed.socialOPto Programming@programming.dev•Geany 2.1 Lightweight IDE Brings Smoother UI, New Filetypes, and Theming SupportEnglish1·9 days agoSounds perfect for me! I tend to do a lot of lightweight web stuff so I will definitely be giving it a go shortly! Love Kate but I am always curious to try out new editors. Appreciate the recommendation!
ElectricEelPoweredAxe@piefed.socialOPto Programming@programming.dev•Geany 2.1 Lightweight IDE Brings Smoother UI, New Filetypes, and Theming SupportEnglish1·9 days agoAppreciate the recommendation! I will definitely give it a go!
ElectricEelPoweredAxe@piefed.socialto Linux@programming.dev•Latest Tumbleweed Update Marks Myrlyn’s IntroductionEnglish4·14 days agoBeen using opensuse as my daily os for about 8 months now and I have gotten pretty used to Yast but I am excited to see what Myrlyn brings to the table. Hopefully it fills most of the gaps and offers a smoother experience.
ElectricEelPoweredAxe@piefed.socialto Linux@programming.dev•Which Distros Are Doing Best Currently?English2·17 days agoOpensuse tumbleweed for me. the most up to date packages, a btrfs file system so rollbacks are extremely simple, and great tools like yast that make management easy. Favorite distro so far.
Another +1 for Tumbleweed. It’s an simple setup, easy to roll back if needed, and has solid tools like Yast that help manage most aspects of your os.