Hi, I'm really new to Linux in general and just started using openSUSE Leap 15.3 a couple of days ago. I've been trying to install a couple of repos… More on reddit.com

It's called "openSUSE Leap 15.3" https://get.opensuse.org/leap/15.3/ More on reddit.com

If you want a live iso, you can build your self in SUSE studio or download a openSUSE derivative , however mind it's not official openSUSE. A good derivative is GeckoLinux . To prepare a usb stick from an iso image run: sudo dd if=/path/to/downloaded.iso of=/dev/sdX bs=4M More on reddit.com

Let me prefix this by saying this is my opinion - we're not the sort of project where guys like me dictate policy, so if anyone steps up and does the work that proves me wrong, great! I don't think 32bit support is a worthwhile effort for Leap 42.1 Over years we've seen a steady decline of 32bit downloads of openSUSE. Even when our overall download numbers have more than doubled, 32 bit downloads has declined, both as as absolute number and as a percentage of Downloads They're now a small fraction of our users And yet 32bit support doubles our testing burden (actually, more so, do you know how hard it is to find 32bit hardware these days?) It also doubles our build load on OBS You also have to ask "do we really want to support 32bit for another 3 years"? Thats a lot of work for a long time, and we won't have any 32bit specific support from SUSE for thier SLE parts.. I know some people passionately enjoy thier old 32-bit hardware, but I think now's the time to consider letting it go More on reddit.com