@pertho dracut changed some things, that's why it was waiting for 120 seconds before going on with the boot process (and failing to resume, too).It wasn't straightforward but I nailed it.

@stefano Thanks for sharing!

@fedora nuke and pave…

@fedora Shrug. This is how I have always done it. My desktop $HOME is on a big ol' spinning-rust drive, and my OS ( Debian ) fits handily on a 256 gb SSD. Made it pretty easy when 3 power failures in rapid succession borked the OS drive. I even upgraded from Bookworm to Trixie when fixing it, all with my ${HOME} physically disconnected from the machine. Felt Really Safe.

@opensuse herbstluftwm

@opensuse #sway

@opensuse You mean window manager? Cos not all of them are fully grown DE.

@opensuse lxqt+xfwm4 on FreeBSD

@opensuse i3/sway.

@opensuse always KDE Plasma. Has the most Features and is the fanciest.

@opensuse@fosstodon.org woah is pretty

@opensuse@fosstodon.org Promoting Xfce on Wayland and pretending it won't be broken mess is insane.

@opensuse@fosstodon.org I like it so far (Using KDE Plasma). 1 thing I'd like to mention for improvement: dark mode for Myrlyn.

@opensuse@fosstodon.org Installed 16.0 RC two days ago (with Plasma). Feels solid.

@opensuse@fosstodon.org oh, Xfce on Wayland and without LightDM - that makes me curious. 😉

@opensuse@fosstodon.org Not thrilled with removing 32 bit app support if that means Steam will break. If Steam is broken because of this and the SELinux policies that most newer users won't know how to fix, then I cannot recommend OpenSUSE Leap for most new Linux users...

Don't get me wrong, I understand that Valvd should 100% be moving away from 32 bit in the Steam launcher, but given that the Steam launcher isn't a FOSS app, we should be working with Valve on this first.

@opensuse Is xfce-wayland really usable atm? I thought it was too early.P.S. does it include docklike-taskbar plugin?

@itsfoss@mastodon.social why do your videos auto-dub in Hindi?