Just don't ask how long it took to get my dGPU working properly :D But thankfully, there were a bunch of helpful folks with tips!
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Aw yisss, someone else using SUSE
I tried a lot of different distros, but SUSE's YaST tools are the shit. No distro has anything quite like them.
They feel super dated and I remember them being exactly the dame many years ago, but I get people liking to have the functionality in gui, it’s pretty sweet.
Only complaint that I had about OpenSuse was that horribly slow package manager, other than that, It’s a solid choice
I use openSUSE and rarely find myself using YaST. I feel like it's just a hassle navigating through all those dated menus. Zypper is not AS bad as people say and if you know what you're doing you can always use another rpm package manager like dnf. But that is a valid complaint lol.
Overall openSUSE is a fantastic distro though.