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the only thing that keeps me away from opensuse is that i feel like it's corporate linux in disguise and so the commununity is mostly suse devs pushing what they want, just like in fedora otherwise i think they do a lot of things right

Thanks for the review. Here's my 2 cents. I'm also a Tumbleweed user, and I'm sticking to it like if I were holding a holy grail. However, Nobara looks good also, and since I'm a gamer, I might consider a switch, if it weren't a hobby distro. Imho in the #11 of his FAQ this phrase is veeeery a double edged sword, and this is why I'm not taking that as a serious distro: "As long as I am alive and using linux this project will continue" and he starts talking about his fater and such... this makes nobara and GloriousEggroll look so very unprofessional. I mean, I get it, its a hobby duct-taped distro that is held together by dream and love, but still, why making such a project, and ruin it with a FAQ like that?! Then don't distribute it IMHO - I wish Fedora would make an official spin like nobara's, so I'd defo take it from there, because at least I know they'll be there forever lol. Tumbleweed is still the #1

Quick question, the font I chose to follow along did not have a stroke outline. Will this only work with specific fonts?

Quick question.. When you were testing the BETA version of this latest inkstitch, you tried to open the lettering COLLEGE, (the one you shared with us), but you encountered a weird issue or warning that did not let you use that lettering. I use a lot the COLLEGE lettering because i like it a lot, so my question is: Does this COLLEGE lettering works fine with the released V3.1.0 version? I believe i will install the new version in the following days but I wouldn´t want to not being able to use it. Thanks again for your help.

I am so excited to try some of these. Thank you

The new Inkstitch has a Tartan fill. Please consider doing a video on the Tartan fill and the Tartan fill menu. Looks neat and can incorporate multiple colors, but can get complicated on how the parts interact.

Thank you so much for these videos. They are incredibly helpful.

I have an issue. When I tried installing InkStitch it went in okay, but then my anti-virus (Norton) software deleted it a few minutes later and now it acknowledges InkStitch is there but all the options are greyed out. What should I do? Attempt to install it again?

Why not choose flatpak inkscape if I may? I know some of us are using Aeon and Atomic distros and flatpak is viable for the segment

This video is very useful for those like myself who are aiming to move from Leap to Tumbleweed. Thank you for this helpful upload.

Thank you for the amazing tutorial! Very detailed and easy to follow and understand! absolute pleasure to watch :)

Thank you so much for these tutorials! This is exactly what I needed, so glad I found your channel. I would love to see a basic patch tutorial built in Ink/Stitch!

I really liked it and I am excited to see the next beginner video. Thank you so much for doing this!!! You are a fountain of knowledge!

Thanks for this video. I already watched some of your videos as you take your time to explain why you do certain things. Most of the stuff you showed I had already seen in your previous vids but it's a nice summary/refreshment. Didn't know the flatten image... remember you used so subtract objects to cut them out or you could start from a png to trace them back... this is much better😅. Maybe one thing you could show to people beginning as I'm also still learning (2 months tinkering in spare time) is maybe showing how to group objects by fill or stroke color and put them in a good logical sequence to avoid having to switch colors more than needed on the machine. Thanks again! Looking forward on learning more

waiting for new distro contents or related to opensuse

holy mother of god almighty, it worked FLAWLESSLY!!! WOW!

Thanks for the review, very much needed. Starting my journey.

Thank you! I’d rather learn this than pay for hatch!!!

Thank you!

Nice video. One question, though… I’m doing embroidery and have ink stitch for that purpose. But why would this be done in InkStitch as opposed to InkScape? Or would it automatically migrate to InkScape? Sorry if that’s a dim question, but I’m only 3 days into this entire program.

Hi sorry which format would i save a text i digitized if i want to just sent it to my embroider

Thank you for this, I'm running the current version on a Mac, would be nice to see how to install some of their fonts into the font library...

I enjoy your videos cause they're straight to the point, easy to follow and not overly edited

Very cool!! It seems they kept the realistic preview separated from simulator. I will need to revisit your beta testing tutorial of this last version. :) Thanks a lot for your guidance.

Is there a way to adjust the stitch length in the "E-Stitch"? Mine are very long like guitar strings.

Thank you waiting for the new lessons

I have inkscape 1.4 beta on my 2009 Imac running mojave and inkstitch 3.1 works fine (just a bit slow) with it.

*runs to down load update*

The software firewall might not be needed at home but on public Wi-Fi or at work, having dangerous ports closed is a good idea. Still, I think allowing printers and smb at the least on "private" networks by default would be a reasonable compromise. Blocking everything by default is a good way to get someone frustrated enough to just shut it off entirely, which defeats the purpose! Hell, firewall and printer are part of YAST, why not have the YAST printer dialogue ask you if you want to open printer ports on this network when you hit the add printer button?

Another migrant from Manjaro here, I've had much the same experience. Manjaro ran well and with AUR enabled I never had an issue getting the software I wanted. Still, the guys behind Manjaro are weird and I wanted to get away from arch stuff and I wanted the latest from KDE so I tried fedora and hated it, Tumbleweed has been great for me (minus the printer shenanigans). Every distro has its issues but Manjaro definitely handled the out of box experience better with the printers and codecs. The more limited default repository isn't an issue for me because I actually like flatpak and appimage, I think Linux on the desktop for normies could never happen without the success of them.

I just installed Tumbleweed on (one of the many drives on) my desktop tower. So far I have to say it's pretty damn great.

It's a great client if you live in the 90s Even though I mostly use it to delete emails it still manages to annoy me

Can i know what CPU and GPU power you running on? I not sure my old Intel i5 notebook and NVIDIA GeForce MX150 GPU can run it smoothly. TQ

Worked first time, ty ty.

Is there a way to do this with a Satin Stitch? I've created letting using Zig Zag to Satin Stitch, but I have it overlapping letting that has a fill colour and Satin Stitch overtop. I'd like to not fill under the bottom later anywhere that my top layered Satin Stitch is, but because it's not a shape, I can't seem to get it to work. Thanks so much for your content, I've learned so much!

Great video

The first example didn't work for me. I did it like in the movie and the filling didn't become satin but straight stitches :(

Does it generate PES files for Brother devices?

Is zupper on suse better than dnf in easy of use and the speed of downloading

Have you done puff embroidery yet? Stitch out a border, apply puffy foam already in the shape of your letter or design, and the embroider a border or lay down a cloth layer over the puff with a border. I am explaining this poorly, but videos exist on the Tube.

First! Thank you for all these videos!

Why?I like Yast!

How do you add text? To a imported photo

All I wanted to do was learn how to digitize a small circle inside a big circle. I've been down a rabbit hole trying to make a machine do 2 circles! Why is this so complicated??

Hi there, love the video, wanted to ask do you have to set the rand range for Y? I want to make objects fall randomly from the sky for a game I’m making and want them to all start at y=0

Nice intro. I'd like to see a demo of remote and automated installation options. For instance - feeding a config file to a virtual proxmox/virtual install. Also a remote install where it calls home for remote install. What do you think?

Thanks for kicking the tires on this! Looking forward to trying this on future openSuse installa

Gorgeous and well-thought-out. The only thing I do not like is, that you are not (optionally) accompanied through all the options chronologically. You have to go through them all by yourself and come back to the overview-dialog. Although the overview-dialog looks very cleaned-up.

openSUSE team never disappoints. They been taking software innovation to a greater extent and I just love it.

Thank you Sir. It's July 2024 and your video is still needed to solve my audio jack problem with Ubuntu 22.04 running AMD 5700u where audio worked via HDMI but not on the jack via pulse audio. Your video to switch to pipewire solved the issue. Thank you sincerely 🙏