Why I Abandoned openSUSE Leap 16 After 8 Hours — The YaST Divorce

I’ve been using openSUSE Tumbleweed as my daily OS for years. When openSUSE Leap 16 was released, I thought: time to switch to a more stable, enterprise-aligned distro. But after just 8 hours, I reverted back. In this video I detail why Leap 16 disappointed me, the big architectural shifts (good and bad), and whether Leap 16 is truly the “SUSE-aligned stable” distro it promises to be—especially if you rely on YaST, 32-bit libs, or more “classical” openSUSE features.
Everything I state is based on official sources, release notes, and credible technical reporting—no hearsay or bias.
➡️ Let me know in comments: will you stay on Tumbleweed or dare Leap 16?


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