Mariusz SP6INA @sp6ina@qoto.org

OpenSUSE Tumbleweed
https://www.opensuse.org/

One of my favorite distributions. It is characterized by the continuity of the release, however, different from, for example, Arch. Updates are frequent but collective, i.e. not individual packages but sets that first undergo quality control. As a result, despite being a continuous distribution, it is very stable and security-oriented.
There is a large amount of software in the repository and in addition you can use the benefits of OBS https://build.opensuse.org/ .
The system is recommended for people more familiar with it, rather than for those new to GNU/Linux.
OpenSUSE uses rpm packages, as a curiosity you can write that it can use Fedora Corp. repositories.
This distribution originated in Germany, once only and exclusively paid at some stage spoiled its reputation with a deal with Microsoft.
OpenSUSE is indirectly related to the commercial distribution SUSE, which is used in Poland by e.g. LOT or Sokołów.
The user base is large, also there is a Matrix server available, where in numerous rooms there is always something going on.

#linux #opensuse #opensource #foss #suse #rpm

CQRLOG
https://www.cqrlog.com/

Cqrlog which is one of the best and most customizable logs available for people spending a lot of time at the radio station under GNU/Linux. Constantly developed and improved though to have all the new features you have to use the git version ( https://github.com/OH1KH/cqrlog/tree/loc_testing/compiled ).

#hamradio #shortwave #linux

[Curiosity]

In GNU/Linux in the console, the easiest way to copy and paste text is (as long as we are mouse advocates, of course) to select the text and then at the target location simply press the middle mouse button. And that's it.

#linux #console #protip