Tag: openSUSE

The following article has been contributed by Marco Strigl, Build Service Engineer, SUSE.                 You might already have heard that, as of 2020, Python 2 will not be maintained anymore. This date seems to be “far, far away“ from an end user perspective – but is actually upcoming quite quickly if you see it through the eyes of an […]

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No matter whom you talk to from the Linux and Open Source community – ask them about FOSDEM, and you most likely will look into sparkling eyes and get answers just like “FOSDEM is probably the best community-driven FOSS event in Europe. It’s massive, chaotic and fun.” FOSDEM Ante Portas FOSDEM  stands for “Free and Open Source […]

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 The following article has been contributed by Ancor González Sosa and the YaST team at SUSE.         Changes to YaST have arrived! And as an openSUSE Tumbleweed user you are among the first to experience these changes released in snapshot 20180119. In case you are following the YaST Team blog regularly, you might have already […]

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The following article is part of a series of articles that provide tips and tricks for Linux newbies – or Desktop users that are not yet experienced with regard to certain topics. This series intends to complement the special edition #30 “Getting Started with Linux” based on openSUSE Leap, recently published by the Linux Magazine, with valuable additional information. This […]

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The following article is part of a series of articles that provide tips and tricks for Linux newbies – or Desktop users that are not yet experienced with regard to certain topics. This series intends to complement the special edition #30 “Getting Started with Linux” based on openSUSE Leap, recently published by the Linux Magazine, with valuable additional information. […]

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The following article is part of a series of articles that provide tips and tricks for Linux newbies – or Desktop users that are not yet experienced with regard to certain topics. This series intends to complement the special edition #30 “Getting Started with Linux” based on openSUSE Leap, recently published by the Linux Magazine, with valuable additional information. […]

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We who live in a Linux world know for “a while” now that Linux is “the better Windows”. But still – there are people out there who somehow do not dare to touch Linux in their private environment, on their laptops and desktops. Some of them – for whatever reason – are still under the […]

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Last year I posted the following tweet whilst I was attending SUSECON 16 in Washington DC. #JoinTheSUSEParty @SUSE 🙂 pic.twitter.com/AwpNuGmEYK — Markos Chandras (@hwoarang_) November 9, 2016 Since then, a lot of things have been happening in many upstream projects in order for that tweet to become a reality. One such thing is making SUSE […]

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The following article has been contributed by Richard Brown, QA Engineer at SUSE and openSUSE Board Chairman. Follow Richard on Twitter @sysrich.     Recently there are discussions emerging about the reasons for the “failure” of the Linux Desktop – partly triggered by a German article on Heise. Well – in the light of these discussions, I […]

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The following article has been contributed by Björn Geuken, Web Developer Build Solutions Team, SUSE.       Not too long ago, the Open Build Service team announced the new Image Templates Page. How to Get There Now you might ask: What’s that? Well, have a look yourself. Just go to the Open Build Service […]

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