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OpenSUSE Drops Leap 15.3

OpenSUSE has dropped an update to its Linux distro, Leap 15.3, eleven months after the previous release. This new release includes updates to the desktop environments KDE, Gnome, Xfce and Sway; new packages for education, research and health; artificial intelligence packages; improvements to containers and virtualisation. The team at OpenSUSE has been working hard behind the scenes as well. Leap

OpenSUSE 15.2 Out Now

For Linux fans, there’s a new version of OpenSUSE Leap out today, bringing the version number to 15.2. OpenSUSE is one of the big Linux distributions so it’ll be a solid release. "Leap" is the distribution's traditional regular release programme, compared with the rolling release of "Tumbleweed". In additional to the 5.3.18 kernel, KDE is bumped to 5.18 and Gnome

OpenSUSE 12.2 Out Now

For Linux fans, there's a new version of OpenSUSE out today, bringing the version number to 12.2. Albeit a little late, this new version sees some significant upgrades and changes which improve performance and reliability. OpenSUSE is one of the big 5 Linux distributions so it'll be a solid release. In additional to the 3.4 kernel, KDE is bumped to 4.8.4

Check File Copies with Linux Scripts

For several years, I've had an original Buffalo LinkStation NAS as my main fileserver. Being on 24x7, it's gone through several fans and at least one hard disk, but it's now time to retire it in favour of a LinkStation Duo which will give me more space, RAID capabilities and faster transfer speeds. Naturally, as my main fileserver, it's backed

The Best Ever SuSE Linux – v11.4

OpenSuSE 11.4 was released back on 11 March so this weekend I took the plunge and upgraded my main PC from 11.3 to 11.4. And less than two hours later, I had the best ever SuSE running on my PC.  Here's how I got on... SuSE offer two methods of upgrading, the first being an on-line update and the second

OpenSuSE Linux 11.4 Released

The latest version of OpenSuSE Linux, 11.4, has just been released and it's chock full of new features. The replacement for OpenOffice.org, LibreOffice, gets its first major outing, KDE gets bumped to 4.6 and Gnome comes in at 2.32. There's a also a pile of updates to applications, including Empathy, RhythmBox, Amarok, Totem, Evince and Shotwell. For developers, GTK 3