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@[email protected] Fair enough. Also, what I get from that list isn't that Yast is entirely off the table so much as a matter of finding people who are interested in doing the work to make it happen in the new setup.
@[email protected] SUSE s an enterprise corporation with the backing and funding for them to randomly say they're going to spend 10 million to fork Red Hat. I'm pretty sure they could YAST too if they fell up to it. 🙄
#RedHat #SUSE #Yast #openSUSE
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@[email protected] Our use cases are different here, I assume. You're presumably looking to run SLED on a laptop/desktop and my experience is primarily with using SUSE as a server and/or kubernetes host environment.
@[email protected] I tend to try to keep everything I have, unified.
If I can run it as a server, I may as well use that for a workstation, and if a workstation, then a desktop too. More and more I am using Debain, Ubuntu, and even Arch.
SUSE's advantage was that although it lacked software and 3rd party development, it had a powerful GUI and phenomenal hardware support.
If I lose the advantage that kept me using it for business workstation and desktop, it loses.
#SUSE #Linux #Yast
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I like automation.
I'm the guy who made "Firefox Automatic Install of Linux" just to save time from having to install Firefox manually.
I would prefer verbal over point and click, and would prefer point and click over typing in a terminal window.
My vision of the future is asking a computer to do something with my voice and it does it. Try to imagine the computer on the Enterprise (from Star Trek).
If AI ever gets smart enough that I can add it to my desktop, I will be one of the first.
I'm the guy who made "Firefox Automatic Install of Linux" just to save time from having to install Firefox manually.
I would prefer verbal over point and click, and would prefer point and click over typing in a terminal window.
My vision of the future is asking a computer to do something with my voice and it does it. Try to imagine the computer on the Enterprise (from Star Trek).
If AI ever gets smart enough that I can add it to my desktop, I will be one of the first.
I grew up typing in terminals and dos prompts. I grew up trying to remember individual command sequences and inputting execution variables.
One of the reasons I like SUSE Linux was they were putting a stop to that early on. YAST meant that while I could still use the terminal, I did not have to, which was great, because I didn't want to.
If SUSE abandons YAST, they will be no different from any other Linux distribution. I may as well switch everything to Debian, which is free.
#SUSE #Yast