Re: Tumbleweed vs 16.0
[email protected] Tue, 07 Jul 2026 22:00:49 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.suse.general |
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On 2026-06-24 13:47, Carl Spitzer wrote: > What if any preference exists? > TW still has 32bit and now 64 bit versions. > > Is TW 64 better than 16.0 for installation? > > Which is leaner on memory? > > Is YAST still living in TW where 16.0 has gone off in new strange > direction for installers?? > > CWSIV A late replay. I've been using all SuSE versions, TW, LEAP, SLES I still user TW for my ARM (RPI), an old i686 machine, and for try-out machine . I moved back from TW towards LEAP-15.6 for my local servers: Firewall, DNS, VPN, LAMP. Reason: every week doing a 1600++ package upgrade became too much of a burden, and for those servers I didnt need the latest state of the art For those is leap good & efficient enough. Greetings, Hans