openSUSE Leap 15.0 (direct install, not Live)
On the DVD
Article from ADMIN 49/2019
OpenSUSE is a community Linux system, sponsored by SUSE. Leap represents the current stable release and is touted as being "for beginners, experienced users, and ultra geeks alike."
OpenSUSE is a community Linux system, sponsored by SUSE. Leap represents the current stable release and is touted as being "for beginners, experienced users, and ultra geeks alike." The openSUSE community maintains openSUSE as an all free distro, which means that some software and drivers are not included [1].
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