I use it, sometimes all it happens is that I have to wait a couple days
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He popularized electric cars while giving his workers horrible working conditions and human rights abuses. I gotta say I like SpaceX, but NASA being underfunded is a problem, because a national space program being dependent on a private company is not good.
Starlink has been good for internet access, the downside is that it'll become part of the space trash problem in some years.
Elon Musk is still a piece of trash.
Don't even talk about it!
I've been using Tumbleweed for almost a year (in October) and I even resized my partition so I could have more storage in TW.
The only problems I've encountered specifically with TW were an update that made my repos not work, so I had to restore them and the usual OPI and zypper desyncs that make me wait until they're both at sync and update correctly.
The lack of software has been almost non-existent, I knew about distrobox so I use that to install software like Stellaris or PacketTracer. I've had no problems.
I think you meant YaST at the first bullet point. And yes, Zypper is slow.
Still, I think that the updates and bugs are part of the bleeding edge rolling-release cycle, not a problem of only TW.
Missing. It's fascinating for me to remember things I did with my grandma a bunch of years ago before she passed away.
I lost one of my dogs family. She was so sweet and always wanted to jump and lick your face. She moved her little tail and it moved her entire body. Lately one of the other dogs has been doing the same and I can't stop thinking about my other one. I miss her every day.
I thank the universe for the little details that make me remember and miss people I love.
How crazy, your comment made me think about how much time I've been passionate about computers.
I never take time into account, I guess that explains why I never remember when I was using Chrome.
The one on Flathub isn't official nor maintained.
Is it even on Flathub? Last I checked there's a project that is no longer maintained.
That's not even barely enough to call it unreliable.
I think that the main problem is that companies keep getting revenue even if actors don't. Book writers don't stop earning money just because they wrote their book 5 years ago, and yes, they don't win money for reselling, but companies like Amazon and their editorials will keep earning money because of their work, so why shouldn't the writers earn money?
If your work isnt being streamed or sold, well, you won't see much. But still, you signed a contract, like the old perpetual pensions.
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Yes, I also use MESA, but that only happens when you use the
--allow-vendor-changeoption. I don't, I prefer to wait until packman is in sync with the openSUSE repos. I had that problem previously, before reinstalling TW and I didn't like having multiple packages out of sync and sometimes repeated, I like to see them as a bigger package that has to be updated at the same time.