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Cool thanks learning some things I did not know. Been using Plasma for a while on Artix (Arch).

16:35 ESR software is for like corp / business situations where you need the product to be super stable and not rolling out new / weird features all the time. Extended Support Release (ESR): receives major updates on average every 52 weeks with minor updates such as crash fixes, security fixes and policy updates as needed, but at least every four weeks.

I just installed openSUSE Tumbleweed with ventoy today on. A Lenovo 15alc7 ideapad . I did the offline install, the online wouldn't work.

Hi, how to install a virtual keyboard, write a command, thank you

This was very helpful, thanks so much!

Usually it's better to wait, if you change it from packman to opensuse and then it fails (or you forget about is) to change back, you might lose some features that are allowed in packman (usually license related = codecs, etc..)

Hi LTL, nice video as always. Following your recent Tumbleweed system upgrade over 6 month old snapshot, openSUSE undoubtly makes no exception. This time could you test how Kubuntu upgrade makes out from one point release to another ie 22.04/24.04 to 24.10? The system should be installed bunch of tools you use ie inkscape, kdenlive, Virt-manager and etc you use everyday so the upgrade goes more challenging and Kubuntu proves us it can win this time. Eagerly waiting for this new suggestion

Useful and Helpful info. Thank you.

Greetings, I installed. openSuse Tumbleweed x86_64, Kernel 6.11.8-1-default Shell: bash 5.2.37. The program works well. I installed and configured an Epson L355 multifunctional printer, but it was only possible locally, through the USB cable, but it does not locate it remotely. I followed your recommendation on changes to Yast Firewall, but the problem continues. What else could be the solution? Thank you.

thank you my man

Wow!, It's a Solid Rock!

I always wondered who the wobbly windows enjoyers were.

Suse dont use snap packages

Question, I have a design that's an applique with a satin stitch and I enlarged it. It looks ok, but is it possible to make my satin stitch more dense somehow?

question: I saved a svg outline design, used bitmap to get a path and it shows one line fill, but when changed to stroke or dashes, I get two stroke lines and if I do dashes from the stroke, I get two dash lines instead on one. How do I convert a svg to path to fill to single stroke and single dash lines? I'm trying to make appliques. Thanks, your the best.

Very informative, thank you!

You should explain that this is intended for VM environments. It is not intended to be installed on "bare metal" yet. Play with it in a VM - all you like. I have always liked / loved OPEN SUSE. but it is also the Linux - distro that I have managed to "break" most often.

Tumbleweed really is the best.

I didn't know the start stop command. Thanks for the video!

Fedora yesterday said that KDE is being promoted to = status as Gnome Workstation on Fedora so I hope that means more attention/support for KDE

Just need to install it through steam ?

I also call it Tumbleweed as a shorthand. I'm especially happy that I was able to migrate the drive from my old 1050 Ti machine to my 7900 GRE build and it just works, secure boot and all. Updating from a 6-month snapshot is an amazing feat! I still have a June ISO sitting on my USB drive full of Linux ISOs and miscellaneous things but if I feel like installing it on another machine, I might still prefer a newer snapshot just to save myself some time. The only thing stopping me from putting it on my 3050 Ti laptop is how far behind the natively packaged drivers are so I would prefer the manual installation of them which I used to do on the 1050 Ti until the OpenSUSE mirrors overrode it because I didn't think to disable them. I mainly use Wayland so I've gotta have that explicit sync which 550 doesn't have. We're up to 565 now and I've noticed the performance over on CachyOS take a nosedive with that driver so I might play with mainline Arch or even Tumbleweed on the other drive in that machine. I know 550 is technically the stable driver and the Arch ecosystem is bleeding edge so it uses the beta drivers but flickers and jitters are annoying so I'd rather have the newer drivers.

Man you just took someone's 12 videos and made it into one good video thanks much appreciated

ive used the arrow, created a json.font but it still wont show up with the rest of my fonts in lettering

Tuxedo OS 4 is now out and based on Noble Numbat, and it is as smooth as butter.The control centre is made specifically for their hardware.

Is there a way to do the appliqué, then do the text to make the word Home to be in the middle of the appliqué? The design would have Home Sweet above the appliqué, Home in the middle of the appliqué To Me beneath the appliqué.(If not appropriate,please delete)

Thank you!

if it used deb bookworm I would use it.

Thanks for this. Been using Slowroll since early this year and really liking openSUSE.

THANK YOU so much for your tutorials.

I have learned so much from your videos! I’ll be searching for the font!

I have been using Regata on & off for more than a year. As far as I know - it is all the work of one individual from Brazil. He has some idiosyncratic elements in his system but it is quite stable.

This is an absolutely fantastic video, you are seriously a life saver, was so confused on how to control the fill param commands and this was so helpful thanks a ton.

Ultramarine Linux, also based on Fedora, has goals similar to Nobara. I kinda wonder why that guy doesn’t team up with them.

TY!!! Do you have an instruction video for installing Tumbleweed with your preference’s and tips?

Fail to run game with this on Steam, maybe you can make a tutorial for it?

100% agree. Loving tumbleweed but I had the same problems with firewall/printer

How can I avoid cutting off the nodes and keep the entire image intact? I'm working on embroidering a company logo and want to ensure the design finishes smoothly without that kind of cutoff at the end.

Hi. I’ve been trying to make a pair of eyes with embroidery that have an outline, white and eye colour around the pupils for a few weeks now. My pattern keeps leaving gaps between the colours and the outlines on the top and bottom which don’t come up in InkStitch. I think it might be because of pull effect but I’ve tried everything in the video and not much has changed. Have you got any advice?

I like Nobara a lot but keep falling back on Mint after each try. Games play fine in Mint but they seem cleaner and faster in Nobara. My laptop has an older Nvidia card so problems pop-up in Nobara (only in games). I have used these versions: 36 Games ran fine (small black streaks) 37 Games have big black areas (cannot play) 38 Like 36 with bigger and more streaks 39 Like 36 with smaller streaks Does 40 make any real changes? Regards

I made the same mistake you did, but when setting up your password you can simply uncheck "require strong password" to use your simple password.

new to digitizing. very useful tip. thanks!

it's my main Linux distro now after Elementary OS. I even run it on my server. since you CAN upgrade from Tuxedo OS 3 to Version 4 when it is released, unlike Elementary OS Kubuntu came close but the tuxedo control center with its power profiles really does work well on a laptop. you can eek out that little bit more battery life by downclocking the CPU and reducing the screen brightness when on battery power and yet have a power profile for when plugged in with everything clocked up to the max. brilliant idea and the best supported Linux distro for this.

The tuxedo tweaks have fitted very nicely with KDE. Best windows replacement for my requirements that I have experienced thus far in exploring Linux.

Really a breath taking distro like Kubuntu and ofc no Snapd

Great video, RegataOS kind of flew under the radar for me, thanks for showcasing it! The concept and feel remind me a bit of how I imagine TuxedoOS (which I haven't tried yet myself). Btw, do you have any thoughts on TuxedoOS by chance while we're at it? It's also a KDE-based distro.

You are watching a master at work! you know the answer before i have asked and i appreciate that one hundred folds

what params would you suggest to prevent curling on a t-shirt? apparently my stitches are too dense. they print just fine on felt as patches or if i stick them in a frame on a felt rectangle, but printing directly onto a t-shirt results in curling. if for example i just stitch a pure solid color circle with a satin stitched border, whatever params work for this, I can tinker from there and work it into my actual images.

If you had a choice between open Susie or Manjaro, which one would you pick?

Man alive i love those games for reals!! You have another Sub bro such a great video and openSUSE is so underrated