A Linux Distro That Actually Gets Out of Your Way
OpenSUSE Tumbleweed is gaining attention as a powerful, rolling-release Linux distro praised for its stability, user-friendly design, and robust desktop environment. Its streamlined installation process and full GUI-based configuration tools make it approachable even for newcomers, though a few quirks like user permission hurdles still exist.
Jack Wallen writes for The New Stack
The openSUSE Tumbleweed installer is really nice. It is so simple that anyone can use it, which is refreshing because most previous iterations, even where users could easily become root immediately via the process.
Users report high performance and appreciate the flexibility to install multiple desktop interfaces without a hitch.