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openSUSE Leap 15.5 lands with necessary improvements. Check them out here.
openSUSE has been the choice of many, especially sysadmins and developers, worldwide.
openSUSE's regular-release distro, 'openSUSE Leap,' received a major release around this time last year.
And now, a new release, i.e., openSUSE Leap 15.5, promises many new additions and improvements.
Let's take a look at it.
Powered by Linux Kernel 5.14.21, openSUSE Leap 15.5 offers a variety of improvements. Some highlights include:
openSUSE Leap finally features an updated version of the KDE Plasma desktop environment that will give it access to various improvements such as:
You can go through our coverage of the same to dive deeper into the Plasma 5.27 release:
Yes, you read that right. openSUSE Leap now has the OpenH264 repository enabled by default, resulting in better video encoding and decoding for real-time applications such as WebRTC.
This was thanks to the contributions made by Cisco via their open-source program under Outshift.
openSUSE Leap 15.5 features the latest Vim 9.0 text editor, powered by a new script language.
This has resulted in dramatic performance improvements, with backward compatibility staying intact.
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The software suite on openSUSE Leap has also received some major updates. Some notable ones include:
For a more in-depth look at this release, you may go through the official release notes.
You can head over to the official site to get the ISO.
π¬ Are you excited to try out this new openSUSE release?
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