I have actually done this a few years back. The trick is to add in the Kubuntu backport repository to get later versions (at least back when I did it).
I called it Kupobop and changed the OS symbol to a tiny moogle from Final Fantasy.
Then my Arch friend annoyed me into trying Arch, so naturally I now use Fedora.
openSUSE is still on my distro bucket list. When I’m ready to hop I usually just start pushing my luck messing with things until my current setup fails. Then I pretend to be upset and inconvenienced while secretly excited to try something new.
I have actually done this a few years back. The trick is to add in the Kubuntu backport repository to get later versions (at least back when I did it).
I called it Kupobop and changed the OS symbol to a tiny moogle from Final Fantasy.
Then my Arch friend annoyed me into trying Arch, so naturally I now use Fedora.
Is that like an arch nemesis but a friend?
same for me just with openSussy instead of Fedora
openSUSE is still on my distro bucket list. When I’m ready to hop I usually just start pushing my luck messing with things until my current setup fails. Then I pretend to be upset and inconvenienced while secretly excited to try something new.
I can’t do Suse because I used SLES9 for work in 2005 or so, and it made me never want to see that little chameleon again.