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#zypper leveled up. Now with parallel #downloads & a reworked media backend, you can cut fetch times in half!
#openSUSE #Linux
https://linuxiac.com/opensuses-zypper-package-manager-gets-an-exciting-new-feature/

March #Tumbleweed #snapshots were packed with #opensource goodness! #GNOME 48, #KDE Plasma 6.3.3, #Mesa 25.0.1 & parallel #zypper downloads. Dive into the updates! #openSUSE #Linux https://news.opensuse.org/2025/04/01/tw-monthly-update-march/

#zypper now supports experimental parallel #downloads! Boost your update #speeds & see how to enable it today. Watch the #tutorial ➤ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9vRsL_njSU

@sirber

A lot of #OpenSuSE's custom tooling like #YaST and #zypper are written with it, IIRC.

So is Mastodon, for that matter.

#debian #linux #apt #opensource #photography anyone? #zypper #dnf

https://youtu.be/XhBhkXyZYds
#linux #opensuse #zypper

One of the really cool features of @openSUSE #Tumbleweed is the snapshot system and its integration with #zypper into #GRUB. It makes #Linux #kernel management for your hardware config top notch!

https://cubiclenate.com/2024/09/28/keeping-multiple-kernel-versions-opensuse-tumbleweed/

#Apt, #DNF, #Zypper, #Pip, #Cargo, #XYZ ...

... #App Rules Them All !

https://itsfoss.com/app-package-manager/

`zypper rm --clean-deps` is really helping me shrink the install on my laptop and getting my package sprawl under control.

Need #software for #openSUSE flavors? Try #Flatpaks for universal #apps, #zypper for traditional installs, transactional-update on #MicroOS, #Kalpa, #AeonDesktop or check software.opensuse.org.

@sharkitty Hello

I'm definitely not trying to contradict you, coz ofc your experience IS your experience. Instead, i'm just offering a parallel example, to show that user anecdotes can be quite contrasting, & thus difficult for third parties to reliably extrapolate.

I typically go with #tumbleweed when I want a rolling release because it's more stable

Here i'm interpreting your use of "stable" to actually infer "reliable", given that by very definition, no rolling-release distro is stable [ie, constant, unchanging].

I used #openSUSE #Tumbleweed ​ for 5-6 months. It had many fine attributes, but reliability was not one of them. At least three times iirc it annoyingly changed its filesystem to Read Only, necessitating my investigations & repairs. On numerous occasions i had to do battle with #zypper / #YAST coz of the dreaded #DependencyHell PITA. Ultimately, i tired of the stress, & changed... first to something else rolling, then to another something else rolling, being #ArchLinux #KDEPlasma [originally #X11, now #Wayland] . My #Arch system is now four years & two weeks old, & has been rock solid reliable. ​

So, i just wanted to mention generally; there's a lot of mythology about Arch "instability" / "unreliability", but that's certainly not been my own experience with it.

Fwiw.

Zypper Command Examples: A Beginner’s Guide to the SUSE Linux Package Manager #linux #linux_administration #linux_basics #linux_commands #opensuse #package_management #suse #unix_linux_beginners #linux_howto #package_manager #suse_linux #zypper https://ostechnix.com/suse-linux-zypper-command-examples/

Things you learn about the world when you google for #zypper:

* there is a commune in France called #apt

* there is a company "#Yum! Brands" that is building restaurant brands