Love this! Checking out ministry now! Thanks for the recommendations!
LlamaByte
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Love openSUSE! Been using tumbleweed with gnome for quite a bit and it's probably the best experience I have had with an operating system so far!
Tried Arch, Debian flavors, Nix, Fedora, and many of the other popular distros and they are all pretty darn good but the lizard Linux takes the cake for me! Highly recommend!
Hoping this turns out to be true! Big fan of playing out east already and China would just make it even better!
This looks amazing! Great job!
Couldn't look at these guys the same way after reading Gloomspite. Fuckers are terrifying. Great job though! For The bad Moon!
For the issue finding certain folders have you turned on show hidden files? The .local file is generally where a lot of that stuff is held but it's generally hidden by default to prevent the home directory from looking bloated.
Love the bar at the top! Great work!
Looks great!
Got one of these games for free awhile back. Are they worth a play?
Wow I as actually really like the look. Might need to give that a go myself.
Oh no I'm not the person who runs the blog. I just saw it posted on the Tumblr Linux community and wanted to repost it here. Happy to share it ofc! 😄
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For me it's specifically tumbleweed and it's great features. It's a rolling release distro so all the newest packages, easy to setup, utilizes a btrfs file system (Fedora does this also) for easy rollbacks if something does break. And despite it being a rolling distro I have yet to have something actually break.
YAST can be nice sometimes as well but I tend to use terminal commands, however it's great for those who prefer a GUI, especially new folk.
One con I will list is package availability. It's repositories are a bit smaller than most of the other major distros and sometimes flatpaks or directly downloading rpms are needed but it's fairly rare for me at least.
So far my experience on it has been great for gaming, development, and just casual use. Highly recommend it to newbies and older Linux folks alike.