Gaming on openSUSE Tumbleweed — Every Step Explained!
Gaming on openSUSE Tumbleweed — Every Step Explained!
Helix vs Lapce vs Amp — Best Rust Text Editor in 2025?
#Immutable infrastructure needs unshakable style. Say hello to the #MicroOS merch drop! Perfect for #sysadmins, devs, and edge techies. #FreeWear #openSUSE #Linux #Apparel. https://www.freewear.org/openSUSE
From #transactional-updates to #systemd-pull integration with #OBS, learn how #openSUSE is shaping the future of #immutable and rolling systems from this #oSC25 talk. #MicroOS #Tumbleweed #OpenSource https://youtu.be/MPMrlUj1sVA?si=bMjxsJtyIOEyqzgb
What Makes openSUSE Special – Aeon & Kalpa Explained
@slimbook fiel a @opensuse posiblemente la distribución más infravalorada. Y la uso en su sabor #Inmutable #MicroOS e indispensable con #distrobox
Aeon Desktop Linux is NOT openSUSE? Clearing Up the Confusion (My Apology & Explanation)
What's next for #openSUSE Tumbleweed and #MicroOS? Catch this #oSC25 talk covering the latest work from the Future Technology team to include #FDE with TPM/Fido2, YaST2 improvements & more. See how security & flexibility are being taken to the next level! https://youtu.be/MPMrlUj1sVA?si=bMjxsJtyIOEyqzgb
Discover the evolution of #Kalpa from this #oSC25 talk Kalpa is immutable, a #KDE Plasma-Wayland system built from #MicroOS & #Tumbleweed. Atomic updates, container workflows, & #Flatpak support via Flathub, Kalpa is a solid choice. #openSUSE #Linux https://youtu.be/0AWSPrVVJeQ?si=aGDgUq3aLXaY6qNB
Got insights on #Leap, #Tumbleweed, #MicroOS, #Kubernetes, or #opensource? Share your ideas at #openSUSE.Asia Summit 2025! Submit a talk by June 20 at https://events.opensuse.org
Using #Aeon and spotted a bug? Report it at https://aeondesktop.org/reportbug to help improve the experience! For bugs on #openSUSE distributions like #Tumbleweed, #Leap, #Kalpa, #Slowroll, #MicroOS, use https://bugzilla.opensuse.org
What’s next for #Tumbleweed & #MicroOS? From #FDE to #TPM and more. Join us at this year's #openSUSE Conference. #Endof10 https://events.opensuse.org/
I am experimenting with MicroOS running btrfs and SELinux.
I have some storage i use for Minecraft server data for instance, on the partition i have a directory with readonly snapshots. The server will not boot properly, because it's running auto relabeling and cannot relabel the readonly stuff.
What's the correct way to handle this? I've tried mounting the partition in different locations, but it seems everything is targeted by the relabel
@cmccullough @centos @almalinux Try AlmaLinux. Stable, rock solid. Works like a charm.
(Or go immutable with #Fedora #CoreOS or #openSUSE #MicroOS)
I am not using Aeon (see https://youtu.be/zcGAJAdJFfo for the actual information), but another project, which I am the only maintainer (and most likely the only user), Moldavite (https://sr.ht/~mcepl/moldavite/), using #Sway instead of #Gnome.
(it is not as crazy as it looks, because like MicroOS I use packages from Tumbleweed)
I've been running openSUSE MicroOS as a container host on a Raspberry Pi 4 for about a week now, without any trouble.
Transactional Updates (snapshots) has been working flawlessly, nothing unusual in the logs, CPU and memory usage looks similar to other OS's on the same hardware.
Anything else I should consider before moving this server out of testing?
@paulk #Leap or #Tumbleweed – or something fancier like #MicroOS? I’m a long-time fan of #openSUSE myself, and particularly of stable Leap.
From last week's Linux Update newsletter: Koen Vervloesem shows you how to manage containers with MicroOS, Cockpit, and Podman
https://www.linux-magazine.com/Issues/2025/291/Container-Management?utm_source=SM
#containers #openSUSE #MicroOS #Cockpit #Podman #Docker