There has been a while since I saw a post about it in the news section. What happened to openSUSE Argon and Krypton? Aren’t they available anymore?
They still exist.
The isos are available at “http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/KDE:/Medias/images/iso/” and some of them have recent time stamps (yesterday or today).
I have krypton installed (in a spare partition on one box). I update that whenever there’s a Tumbleweed update. It is mostly running well.
And how abput using openSUSE Argon (based on Leap, right?) for everyday use? Would that be recommended?
I wouldn’t. But it is always a choice.
Yes, Argon is based on Leap.
I’m still using Leap here. If you had asked me 4 months ago, I would have guessed that I would be on Tumbleweed. But I don’t like “akregator5”, and Leap still has “akregator4”.
With “akregator4”, there’s a place where I can choose to see “all articles” or only “unread articles” or only articles that I have marked as “important”. That choice doesn’t currently exist in “akregator5”. I hope it will return. The lack of that option is a serious problem with how I am using “akregator”.
I am actually changing between leap and tumbleweed all the time…