openSUSE Leap 15.5 released : r/linux
After thinking about it a lot, I made the switch on my main machine! I could not be more happy (from Ubuntu, my laptop runs openSUSE Leap) : r/ Fedora
openSUSE may be about to get more Fedora users... : r/openSUSE
Fedora is just stunning. : r/Fedora
Chrome UI Scrambled After Last Update : r/openSUSE
True story : r/openSUSE
Surfshark RPM package for openSUSE Linux and Fedora (see comments) : r/ openSUSE
Long time fedora user since fedora core 2. Moved to mandrake, and then back. Tried Ubuntu and Arch, fluttered away and landed up on tumbleweed. Here to stay. RPM nostalgia. : r/openSUSE
Fedora 36 is one of the best options for new Linux users : r/Fedora
Thank you openSUSE. Amazing experience! Everything works perfectly. : r/ openSUSE
A month of openSUSE: my personal experiences : r/linux
Switching to Fedora 38 Workstation after using Debian for a while... And I love it ❤️ : r/Fedora
Switched from Fedora to openSUSE : r/openSUSE
Round 1 Has Concluded of Panic! at the Distro - Are You Ready to Rumble? : r/linuxmasterrace
The biggest disadvantage of OpenSUSE is BLOATWARE seriously what are all these apps this is bigger than any Linux distro, I tried to minimize the installed apps by choosing Generic Desktop but
What openSUSE can Learn From Fedora / KDE neon : r/openSUSE
Switched to Debian after using Fedora for a long time : r/debian
Though I'm new to Linux, I find openSUSE to be the most enjoyable OS I've ever had the pleasure of interacting with. So enjoyable, in fact, that it prompted me to switch
Just move from fedora to tumbleween and got this issue : r/openSUSE
Difference Between Fedora and openSUSE | Difference Between
openSUSE Aeon - Desktop Linux finally done right? : r/openSUSE
Long time Debian user, switched to Fedora two months ago, never looking back. Also, give the KDE version a try : r/Fedora
openSUSE Gains Momentum: A Look at its Growing Popularity : r/linux
OpenSUSE vs Fedora | DistroWars - YouTube
openSUSE Tumblweed Review : r/openSUSE
I don't like your verdict on Linux. I understand your reasoning, but where can I go to get a second opinion for Debian/Fedora/Ubuntu? What's another good online resource? : r/PrivacyGuides
What do you guys like the least about openSUSE? : r/openSUSE
