Tag: Tumbleweed

A couple of weeks ago, Saltstack proudly announced the newest version of Salt, the powerful tool for remote execution, configuration management, and event-driven automation. As you know, we’ve been using Salt a lot in SUSE Manager and as part of SUSE Linux Enterprise Server. Hundreds of improvements The latest version brings a fresh breath of air […]

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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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Just a week ago, one of my contacts, Jasmin Azemović, told me that he recently published a book about Microsoft SQL Server running on Linux.   Jasmin is a researcher at the Faculty of Information Technology in Mostar, Bosnia-Herzegovina. For many years, he is active in the area of databases and information security, with security […]

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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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I goofed. I’m an avid hobbyist photographer and I happen to live in one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Needless to say, I take a lot of pictures. Recently I upgraded the drive in my home desktop from a slow HDD to 256G SSD. My workflow is like this: I take pictures, […]

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The following article has been contributed by Dmitri Popov, Technical Writer at the SUSE Documentation team.       Deploying openSUSE on Raspberry Pi 3 is not all that complicated, but there are a few tricks that smooth the process. First of all, you have several flavors to choose from. If you plan to use your Raspberry […]

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The following article has been contributed by Douglas DeMaio, openSUSE PR Expert at SUSE. It’s official: the Warrior Tablet made by MJ Technology and powered by openSUSE is ready for the world; now it just needs funding through an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign. Avid Linux users can reap the benefits of four 10.1” Linux tablets offered by MJ Techology. The […]

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