I guess it might not be available in all repositories. I can't think of one where it definitely isn't though.
MyNameIsRichard
joined 2 years ago
openSUSE defaults to single click. It's among the first things I change on a new install!
I didn't say it was a large sample size, but it's all they have to base it on. Of course I could be completely wrong and the telemetry had nothing to do with it. But then, what's the point of the telemetry?
I reckon they looked at their telemetry and chose the setting most people have which has the side effect of being more familiar to Windows refugees.
It's also wrong, There are Linux distributions that don't use the GNU userland such as Alpine which uses musl IIRC.
I use backintime and have for a number of years. It is incremental with unchanged files being hard-linked and makes it easy to restore files if needed.
... and those who were expecting a ternary joke
It's not bad but companies like someone to talk to/blame when something goes wrong.
I recommend openSUSE Tumbleweed without hesitation.
Don't worry, you didn't
Yeah the code is a bit simple at the moment but if I'd skipped it I'd have missed a lot about c++ specifically.
Ive stolen that, but I'm going to thank you and shit because I'm not a barbarian