KDE Plasma 5.18 on openSUSE Tumbleweed | Awesome-Sauce

I can't help but think how the Plasma team seems to have an incredible sense of momentum behind the project. Every update has been nothing but smiles and happy dances. At the time of writing, I am using 5.18.1 which rolled down recently and although you can read all the cool new features from the … Continue reading KDE Plasma 5.18 on openSUSE Tumbleweed | Awesome-Sauce

Elementary OS | Review From an openSUSE User

There are some Linux distributions that have a wide audience and there are others that focus in on a specific customer or user. If I were asked to describe who I think ElementaryOS is targeting, I would certainly say, not me. The reason being, ElementaryOS goes for a particular look and they have a specific … Continue reading Elementary OS | Review From an openSUSE User

Ubuntu 19.10 | Review from an openSUSE User

Ubuntu is, without any dispute, the most prolific Linux distribution today. You can look at any metric and you will see that Ubuntu is number one. How did they rise to this level? I can only speculate, perhaps it has to do with the charismatic and enthusiastic visionary of Canonical's founder Mark Shuttleworth that made … Continue reading Ubuntu 19.10 | Review from an openSUSE User

Regolith Linux | Review from an openSUSE User

Regolith is a very interesting distribution based on Ubuntu that uses the i3 Window manager. In this case, you get all the benefits of the Ubuntu distribution with the unique i3 interface with predefined shortcut keys. The creator of this fine distribution, Ken Gilmer, has put a lot of time, effort into really making this … Continue reading Regolith Linux | Review from an openSUSE User

Xfce, A Model GTK Based Desktop | Late Summer Blathering

In full disclosure, Plasma is my Desktop Environment of choice, it is very easy to customize and to make my own with very little effort. As of late, there isn't a whole lot of customizing I do, it's all pretty minor. A couple tweaks to the the visuals, make it dark, change some sound effects … Continue reading Xfce, A Model GTK Based Desktop | Late Summer Blathering

Feren OS | Review from an openSUSE User

I haven't been able to do one of these in a while but it is always fun to try out other distributions and experience another example of how to answer that user experience question. As part of the BigDaddyLinux community. I have given Feren OS a spin to see how it goes for me, the … Continue reading Feren OS | Review from an openSUSE User

A Week on Gnome for a KDE Plasma User with openSUSE Tumbleweed

My virtual Linux Users Group, as it were is the BDLL community. As part of a community challenge we were to live a week in Gnome. In full disclosure, I didn't quite make it a full week on Gnome. Even though I was told I had to really give it a chance, really get used … Continue reading A Week on Gnome for a KDE Plasma User with openSUSE Tumbleweed

Coherent Color Scheme Creation for Qt and GTK on openSUSE

I might be pushing it just a bit by saying I "created" a scheme as I just took two color schemes, Breese Dark and openSUSEdarkalternate, and created one [subjectively] better theme based on those two. I happen to like the green accents in the openSUSE Workspace Theme and the Breeze Dark Theme looks pretty good … Continue reading Coherent Color Scheme Creation for Qt and GTK on openSUSE