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Sep 20, 2026
Wolf VollprechtGUEST
I think there are definitely some companies that are basically in the Linux space that are making money out of software packages.
Wolf VollprechtGUEST
Canonical, Red Hat, OpenSUSE.
Wolf VollprechtGUEST
And then you have a new company, for example, that's called ChainGuard.
Wolf VollprechtGUEST
They just raised a serious, I don't know, B or C, 120 million.
Bryan LundukeHOST
I mean, crazy stuff happens.
Bryan LundukeHOST
OpenSUSE did it.
Bryan LundukeHOST
I mean, it's just crazy stuff.
Bryan LundukeHOST
That can't happen with this project because I'm the king.
Rob CampbellHOST
That was one that's really fun.
Jonathan BennettHOST
We want to move on to openSUSE?
Ken McDonaldHOST
I'm ready.
Jonathan BennettHOST
All right, Ken, take it away.
Jonathan BennettHOST
Tell us what's going on in tumbleweed world.
Ken McDonaldHOST
Well, this week, we learn about the latest developments in the openSUSE project from Bobby Boroshoff and Marcus Nester.
Ken McDonaldHOST
Bobby and Marcus both shared the openSUSE project has launched a new version of their web-based installer for Tumbleweed, Slowro, and MicroOS distributions, known as AGAMA version 24.
Ken McDonaldHOST
Bobby notes that one prominent update is the revamped interface for setting language, keyboard layout, [clears throat] and time zone.
Jonathan BennettHOST
All right, Ken, take it away.
Jonathan BennettHOST
Tell us what's going on in Tumbleweed world.
Ken McDonaldHOST
Well, this week we learn about the latest developments in the openSUSE project from Bobby Borosov and Marcus Nyster.
Ken McDonaldHOST
Bobby and Marcus both shared the openSUSE project has launched a new version of their web-based installer for Tumbleweed, Slowro, and MicroOS distributions, known as AGAMA version 24.
Ken McDonaldHOST
Bobby notes that one prominent update is the revamped interface for setting language, keyboard layout, [clears throat] and time zone.
Ken McDonaldHOST
Now, instead of opening three separate full-page selectors as before, the users now have all three settings in a single form equipped with searchable fields.
Ken McDonaldHOST
The new version also adds, uh, a browse with details, uh, feature in the web UEI, which lets users a- access a sortable table listing each, [clears throat] table listing each network device, its type, IP addresses, and connection state, enabling selection of the appropriate network connection and improving network binding.
Ken McDonaldHOST
According to Marcus, AGAMA 24 al- enhances search features for locating storage devices in the system by supporting identification by kernel driver, file system- Partition ID or the count and contents of partitions or logical volumes in a disk or LVM v- volume group.
Brodie RobertsonHOST
They have currently shelved it.
Brodie RobertsonHOST
OpenSUSE was discussing it.
Brodie RobertsonHOST
They have shelved it currently.
Brodie RobertsonHOST
Nix also shelved it.
Bryan LundukeHOST
But there are a couple of Linux distributions that we do have more details on.
Bryan LundukeHOST
One of them is OpenSUSE.
Bryan LundukeHOST
OpenSUSE, I used to be on the board of directors for OpenSUSE.
Bryan LundukeHOST
And so I kind of know how things work.
Bryan LundukeHOST
There are, for the most recent major release of OpenSUSE, in total over the course of, you know, about a year or whatever, they've had about $190,000.
Bryan LundukeHOST
downloads of the installable ISO, give or take, for the most recent major stable release of OpenSUSE, which means that Omarchi Linux has been downloaded significantly more times than the current release of OpenSUSE.
Bryan LundukeHOST
So in just a very short window, a little over a year, Omarchi Linux went from nothing, from not existing at all, to being more popular than OpenSUSE, which is, and I really want to point this out because this is really important, one of the oldest Linux distributions on planet Earth.
Bryan LundukeHOST
I mean, SUSE Linux predates Red Hat.
Mike O'NeillGUEST
Yeah, yeah.
Mike O'NeillGUEST
OpenSUSE.
Richard CampbellHOST
Yeah.
Richard CampbellHOST
Yeah.
Bryan LundukeHOST
And what I mean by that is developers and projects that do not take extreme discriminatory stances against people.
Bryan LundukeHOST
You know, so many projects, whether it be Fedora or OpenSUSE or GNOME or so many of them, take such extreme discriminatory stances towards people based on their religion, their politics, etc.
Bryan LundukeHOST
And I just, I don't like that.
Bryan LundukeHOST
I don't stand for that.
RyanHOST
... that's gonna be in the latest Linux kernel 7.2.
RyanHOST
If you're on Arch, that's just released, so you should already be able to probably pick that up, or maybe open SUSE, uh, Tumbleweed.
RyanHOST
If you're on any other distro, you've gotta wait 13 months.
RyanHOST
I'm kidding.