The worst thing about this, without a doubt, is that this applies to those of us who have been here for years, imagine what it is like for anyone “from the outside”
I don’t know, but we have a great distro, great operative systems, but any distro has more users. And users complain about the lack of course, the doubts about concrete projects (Leap 15.6 or 16 or 15.7…). People doesn’t know who we are and what we are doing. Many people thinks this a free work from SUSE. Wiki works bad, software.o.o had better days.
I had a bitter discussion in Mastodon about openSUSE and this toot links a zdnet article with the text: Leap goes inmutable. Confussion with ALP continues in this phoronix thread
I know, I know that people drew their own wrong conclusions but the fact is that it happens. Somehow it seems that if you’re not subscribed to 20 mailing lists and subscribed to multiple github accounts there’s no valid way to find out anything.