TW requires good technical knowledge and awareness of updates. Leap is a better option for those that can’t put such effort in. (I have always preferred the relative stability of Leap for trouble-free day-to-day use.)
Some pertinent comments from experienced users:
Hard to write a test when users don’t follow the Factory mailing list, or read the announcements with the changes in each snapshot, or what is being displayed on the screen?
For openSUSE QA, write a test for package(s) you care for to be included…
Remember proprietary and patent encumbered packages from third party repositories, eg development projects on OBS, Packman, Nvidia etc are excluded…
At least 21 years ago…
Install Leap as already mentioned by different users, if you are still not able to do basic troubleshooting on a rolling release after so many years of linux experience on your side. If you get annoyed by using a search machine and applying found solutions on a terminal once or twice a year…linux in general seems not a appropriate solution for you then…
If my Tumblewwed won’t start, i shrug my shoulders, boot from a prior kernel, use a search machine, look for bugs and…
Also:https://en.opensuse.org/Portal:Tumbleweed