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Messaging around the end of Windows 10 support has been loud, urgent and, unfortunately, irresponsibly narrow. In a recent article titled ‘Microsoft’s Free U...
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openSUSE @lemmy.world memly @lemmy.world Packman Essentials don't ship Mesa anymore?
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Warning: You are about to do a distribution upgrade with all enabled repositories. Make sure these repositories are compatible before you continue. See 'man zypper' for more information about this command. Computing distribution upgrade... 9 Problems: Problem: 1: problem with the installed Mesa-25.0.2-1699.412.pm.1.x86_64 Problem: 2: problem with the installed Mesa-dri-25.0.2-1699.412.pm.3.x86_64
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openSUSE @lemmy.world Nemeski @lemm.ee 
linuxiac.com openSUSE’s Agama Installer Lands with Enhanced Web UIopenSUSE's new Agama installer v13 is here, bringing hostname configuration, LVM support, and more.
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openSUSE @lemmy.world cm0002 @lemmy.world 
news.opensuse.org Tariffs Spark Shift to Open SourceThis new era of tariffs and retaliatory measures may ripple through the tech sector and accelerate interest in open-source alternatives like openSUSE. Busine...
The European Commission sees open-source software as more than an IT tool. Policy makers are encouraging open-source ecosystems to drive innovation, autonomy and collaboration in a world where global trade is being redrawn.
This trade dispute highlights something most open-source advocates have known for years: open source is freedom. It’s freedom from monopolies, freedom from arbitrary pricing, and freedom from foreign influence.
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openSUSE @lemmy.world FarraigePlaisteach @lemmy.world Is Slowroll as stable as Tumbleweed yet
I prefer LTS releases usually so Tumbleweed doesn’t suit me. Slowroll sounds doable but I see it’s still experimental. Is it as reliable as Tumbleweed?
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openSUSE @lemmy.world Nemeski @lemm.ee 
news.opensuse.org Tumbleweed Monthly Update - March 2025Tumbleweed continues to showcase the strength of a well-maintained rolling release as we move through 2025. March delivered several snapshots and several imp...
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openSUSE @lemmy.world Rachel @lemmy.blahaj.zone Issues with SELinux and Proton
bsky.app openSUSE (@opensuse.org)With our recent migration to SELinux away from App Armor, people have reported issues playing their games under Wine and Proton. This is an issue we are aware of, and we are working on the best solution for this out of the box. There are workarounds on this wiki page. https://en.opensuse.org/Portal:...
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openSUSE @lemmy.world banazir @lemmy.ml 
news.opensuse.org Zypper Adds Experimental Parallel DownloadsA new zypper experimental media backend and support for parallel package downloads have been introduced with the release of libzypp version 17.36.4 and zyppe...
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openSUSE @lemmy.world Nemeski @lemm.ee 
news.opensuse.org Tumbleweed Monthly Update - February 2025This month delivered multiple snapshots and a wide range of updates plus a major default change highlighted in mid-February and a major version update of the...
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openSUSE @lemmy.world Nemeski @lemm.ee 
news.opensuse.org Reproducible-openSUSE (RBOS) Project Hits MilestoneThe Reproducible-openSUSE (RBOS) project, which is a proof-of-concept fork of openSUSE, has reached a significant milestone after demonstrating a usable Linu...
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openSUSE @lemmy.world Nemeski @lemm.ee 
news.opensuse.org Tumbleweed Adopts SELinux as DefaultTumbleweed has adopted SELinux as the default Linux Security Module (LSM) for new installations after a recent snapshot. The transition was announced on the ...
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openSUSE @lemmy.world intelisense @lemm.ee Intermittent sound/microphone with Sony WX1000XM4
I have lots of trouble with my Sony XM1000XM4 headphones since the Plasma 6 update. I'm pretty sure the pipewire was updated to version 2 at the same time I pulled the KDE upgrade.
At first the issues were manageable, but annoying: If I switched from listening to music to headset mode to take a call in Google Meet, the microphone didn't work. If I switched to headphone mode and then back again to headset mode, the microphone worked again. I could continue using bluetooth with this workaround.
Recently, the situation has got much worse - I can't get the microphone to work at all, and the sound will also stop working randomly. My workaround now is to connect my headphones to the audio out of my laptop.
I've checked pipewire logs and the only things I saw were
xrunwarnings, which I don't believe would break everything completely.Does anyone have similar issues or debugging tips? I've tried Googling/Duck Duck Going this for months, and I've not found anyone with similar symptoms.