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| Marv van Pal | Maybe a topic for one of the next LUP episode... Hopefully the openSUSE community gets answers for the future of LEAP.
https://linuxiac.com/what-is-opensuse-slowroll-alp/
https://lists.opensuse.org/archives/list/factory@lists.opensuse.org/thread/KJMMAZFTP2MPKWKFZCYUROZFJ44BNVB5/ | 13:12:04 |
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 bear454 | I wouldn't panic, yet. Leap is derived from SLES, and SLES is currently scheduled to run to SP7 - giving customers lots of time to prepare for transitioning to an ALP-based system (ALP isn't a distro it's a platform for building distros). So... assuming someone in the community still has the will to do so, we could see Leap 15.7 released in 2025 and supported until 2028. | 19:16:36 |
| Marv van Pal | In reply to @bear454:librem.one
I wouldn't panic, yet. Leap is derived from SLES, and SLES is currently scheduled to run to SP7 - giving customers lots of time to prepare for transitioning to an ALP-based system (ALP isn't a distro it's a platform for building distros). So... assuming someone in the community still has the will to do so, we could see Leap 15.7 released in 2025 and supported until 2028. That's true if you want to stay with LEAP. In my case I'm stumbling often across the problem, that some packages are to old to run newer software (see e.g. glibc). Not that critical but also a bit disappointing is that with LEAP 15.5 Gnome 41.8 is shipped. LEAP is very reliable and Tumbleweed is maybe (never tried it) too unreliable for me as a daily driver OS. A openSUSE "slowroll" would be a perfect fit and maybe some other people have the same requirement. | 20:26:37 |
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 benuski | Sure mgm, one sysadmin will fix it https://twitter.com/LasVegasLocally/status/1704986596439941601 | 04:46:55 |
 squirrellydave | In reply to @marv_van_pal:matrix.org
That's true if you want to stay with LEAP. In my case I'm stumbling often across the problem, that some packages are to old to run newer software (see e.g. glibc). Not that critical but also a bit disappointing is that with LEAP 15.5 Gnome 41.8 is shipped. LEAP is very reliable and Tumbleweed is maybe (never tried it) too unreliable for me as a daily driver OS. A openSUSE "slowroll" would be a perfect fit and maybe some other people have the same requirement. I think it has to be said: rolling != unreliable
I’ve been running Tumbleweed for close to a year now with no issues, updating once a week or so. | 10:17:55 |
 Dan Johansen | Same with Arch here. Been running Arch for a while. Nothing has broken that wasn't my own fault. | 10:27:24 |
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