For the Manjaro Linux use the .sh

just checked and mojave version is there....here we go!!

@@LowTechLinux thanks. the mojave version is working so far on my old Imac (yea!!)

Working on a Nobara. Should be out in the next day or two.

I'm guessing you are referring to a live image for testing. Click the link here and select download. Scroll down a bit for alternative downloads and select your live image. Please note it's not recommended to install from a live session of tumbleweed. get.opensuse.org/tumbleweed/

@@LowTechLinux Thanks a lot for your insight. Is there a similar version for Leap?

I'm having a hard time finding a live image for leap. I'm not currently sure they have one

@@LowTechLinux I did find a whole bunch of them, but I don't know the sites name of hand right now

That's awesome 👍😎 Thank you

All of the love on plasma is going into Wayland. They're backporting what they can to X but X can't handle most of the new stuff

I'll try a more recent install and see what happens for me. Thank you for sharing

Thank you

I think so, I remember trying it many years ago but like war thunder it wasn't great on linux. Probably much better now if AC didn't mess it up

Can't export as an emb file. It's a proprietary code owned by embrilliance and not open source. I recommend exporting as a dst file and see if your machine will work with it. Almost all embroidery machines will use dst file

Every single one of your items is there, install using opi. Also set packman repository to a lower priority (higher number) and it will prefer ost repos to packman sudo zypper in opi opi cmatrix Searching repos for: cmatrix 1. cmatrix opi shutter Searching repos for: shutter 1. shutter opi vivaldi Do you want to install Vivaldi from Vivaldi repository? (Y/n) opi copyq Searching repos for: copyq 1. copyq opi bibata Searching repos for: bibata 1. bibata-cursors opi portproton Searching repos for: portproton 1. portproton opi vscode Do you want to install VS Code from Microsoft repository? (Y/n)

@@LowTechLinux ok, i'll try install opi, thanks for your reply👌

😂🤣 Thank you 😁

OST has a few minor pain in the ass points that I have mentioned many times in other videos, but overall I think it's the best mix of near bleeding edge rolling and hold your hand and help in Linux. Good luck, have fun, and please let me know how it goes for you

That old potato I keep pointing at with nvidia runs really well for a long time. Not enough machine to game on but I test it out for about everything else. I think tumbleweed and nvidia work well together and the coming sync changes could put nvidia back at the top.

Let's look at protondb for the titles you listed: Elden Ring and red dead redemption 2 are listed as gold, meaning it might need a tweak but otherwise works as expected. Iracing listed as bronze meaning it works but might have issues Valheim is listed as platinum meaning it works at least as good as it does on Windows. As for stable eye candy, kde plasma 6 will be there soon I think. Currently at 6.1.1 in tumbleweed, and 6.2 should be hitting pretty soon.

@@LowTechLinux So, gaming's ALMOST there for Linux, for me anyway.

Yes. I did a vp3 for someone just a couple of days ago.

@@LowTechLinux Thank you! Im currently paying for mySewnet and none of the tutorials are this good!!!

It's in the works

That is hplip for hp printers

Understandable. I really hope KDE 6.1 cleans up some of the mess.

Keep us updated if you do. There's also slowroll based on tumbleweed which attempts to slow the updates down a little bit

I've used Debian before but never Leap so I'm tempted to try Leap full-time. I'm currently on Void for the last two and a half years.

That's odd. Is it a custom satin stitch or an inkstitch made one, like 'convert line to satin'?

@@LowTechLinux I found that one of the lines in my group was not grouped. I fixed that and it worked. Thanks so much for your reply

I use autoroute quite a bit. Mostly depends on the details. If there are small satins like with very small satin lettering I'll do it manually and not trim anything on the inside of the design. Small satin letters can be very tricky to pull off and the extra attention to detail makes for a better outcome. Larger satin lettering can usually work fine with autoroute.

It is a point release openSUSE distro somewhat based on SUsE Enterprise Linux. They also have Tumbleweed rolling release and Micro for immutable release. Last but not least they also have slowroll, which is based of tumbleweed. It's also a rolling but slower, less daily packages and roughly every three months a bigger update to catch back up.

@@LowTechLinux Thank you. I had an issue with the install yesterday and wanted to get back you. Second time around it ran through it (cough cough, walked?) without issue. I want to thank you for your videons on OpenSuse. I looked at some others, who spoke way too fast and who just assumed we were at a certain point. You don't do that. I REALLY appreciate you and the way you present. I'm not a novice concerning linux, as I said yesterday, been using it since RedHat 1998/9? Also an x-cissp (got tired of paying the dues), but we can always learn new things. Bottom line. I THINK THIS IS THE BEST DISTRO I'VE USED IN MANY YEARS. Now I've only been in it for a couple days, but I really like the way it does things. I did have a monitor issue with the task bar and sign in being on my outboard monitor, which I "kind of" fixed, but other than that, it's fantastic. Finding printers after taking down firewall was no issue. ONCE AGAIN, you are the man. Thank you sir.

Use the offline image. When it says do you want to activate online repos say no. Should fix it.

@@LowTechLinux I am right now doing a "re-do" I turned off the pc, restarted, and the usb lighting up. Going through another install. Installing Packages..(Remaining: 2.458 GiB, 715 pages). Fingers crossed. THANK YOU for an excellent presentation. I've used linux since 1998 (Red hat). I'm hoping to get into this.

Awesome. 98 for me as well. How'd it go that time?

Thank you ❤️

Thank you 👍 And thanks to the opensuse team for a job well done

I'll give it a shot. What you need?

More comfortable to use than? Tumbleweed? It should be since it's a point release. Should be less user interaction required.

If it's a satin column it should automatically give you the satin params tab. As an experiment draw a straight like with the bezier tool. Make sure no fill and set stroke to about 3mm. Do convert line to satin stitch, then check the params and see if you have the satin params tab.

I *almost* thought you were trolling and saying "thumbs up......syke!". Then I realized that the shebang BEFORE something means "not" :D

Excellent information and I thank you much for sharing. I'll give all that a look and adjust my recommends accordingly. I agree completely that yast needs a complete rework or removed.

How do you think they compare? (Debian and Leap)

@folksurvival they're both designed for the utmost stability and both have older packages of everything. There's a slight difference on the two about which packages are older but not by much. To me it comes down to the feel and completeness of the distro, and to me leap has the edge over Debian. Ymmv, especially with the next leap afaik being based on ALP.

Please tell me how it goes

@@LowTechLinux upgraded to 15.6. after wake up, unlocking starts with dark screen 1-2 seconds. :/

Ugh. That's not good. Curious though, nvidia graphics or no? Wayland or x?

@@LowTechLinux x and not nvidia.

He hates windows but needs AutoCAD and the free open source cads just done cut it

It's very tempting, they still having issues, need it to be a bit more settled before I start passing it around. I actually want slowroll on moms puter but I don't think it's ready yet

@@LowTechLinux It is.. In fact it is Tumbleweed except for the updates repo. It is exactly Tumbleweed