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- openSUSE Leap
- openSUSE Tumbleweed
- openSUSE Aeon
- openSUSE Kalpa
Leap: Is a point release similar to Debian and Ubuntu
Tumbleweed: Is a rolling release similar to Arch Linux
Aeon: Is an immutable rolling release based off Tumbleweed with Gnome as it's Desktop (Similar to Fedora Silverblue)
Kalpa: Is the same as Aeon but with KDE Plasma as it's Desktop.
You could also combine Aeon and Kalpa as openSUSE MicroOS Desktop as both are very similar except for the desktop they ship with.
All 4 are different distributions from the openSUSE project (openSUSE based so to speak).
Maybe it's not worth the effort as according to the current stats only 108 ppl using openSUSE at all. I wouldn't be mad if this request would be denied. But maybe one or two do hide under "others" 😅
Kind regards,
V.
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Yes that's true and probably would be a never ending Story. I just found out the openSUSE guys are even cooking up a new MicroOS Desktop spin based of XFCE just yesterday day 😅
Looking up Fedoras Atomic Desktop line, ther are like 3 or 4 as well and more are probably coming.
Thanks for answering and I wish you a nice weekend.
V.
Last edited by Vortex_Acherontic on 24 February 2024 at 7:12 am UTC