Although openSUSE has always been well-loved by the community, it is true that leap (its very stable version aimed at end users) seems to be dying. This would lead one to think that Tumbleweed would remain as the only SUSE community distribution, but this is not the case. Details of the openSUSE SlowRoll project have […]
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The latest announcement from the openSUSE community brings us the much-anticipated openSUSE 15.5 update. This edition marks a significant update to many essential components of SUSE’s community distribution. Built upon the rock-solid foundation of SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 SP5, openSUSE Leap 15.5 promises to deliver security and maintenance updates through to the end of 2024.
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Remote desktop is one of the most important technologies nowadays, and especially because of the pandemic. That is why today you will learn how to install TeamViewer on openSUSE, which is one of the most popular Linux distributions for Workstation. What is TeamViewer, and what is it for? TeamViewer is the all-in-one solution that allows
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The pandemic issue has changed our lives and the way we work. Now, many companies and individuals do remote work and even meetings. These meetings are supported by necessary software such as Zoom. That’s why learning how to install Zoom on a major distribution like openSUSE is necessary, so you don’t miss a thing. What
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openSUSE is a community distribution with a professional spirit that is suitable for servers as well as workstations. That’s why it’s good to support this distribution as well. Today, for example, you will learn how to find out the version of openSUSE. For this, we will use the terminal and the graphical interface of the
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Microsoft Teams is one of the team communication tools that is all the rage these days. It is created by Microsoft and therefore fully supported by them. Today, you will learn how to install Microsoft Teams on openSUSE 15. We recently explained how to install Microsoft Teams on Manjaro Linux, and in that post we
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openSUSE is a very stable distribution sponsored by SUSE, which is a pioneer in the use of Linux and has a business model based on open technologies. Although in the server environment openSUSE is not as popular as Debian or RHEL-based distributions, there are many sysadmins who rely on it. So today, you will learn
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In our times, remote assistance has been essential for remote problem-solving. For this, we have several important tools, and today I will tell you about one of them. In this post, you will learn how to install AnyDesk on openSUSE. What is AnyDesk? In short, AnyDesk is one of the best remote desktop applications available
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Chrome is one of the most used and popular browsers. The only problem with Chrome is, it tracks you. It gathers a lot of information about you to show ads. Many may not have any problem with this, even I don’t have, as ads are bread and butter for publishers like us. But if you
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Vivaldi is another Chromium-based browser but it does include the features of the Presto-based Opera browser along with its own proprietary modifications. It is freeware and is available for Windows, Linux, Mac, Android operating systems. Developed by Vivaldi Technologies with the below mission. A powerful, personal, and flexible browser that adapts to you, not the
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