Hello!

Maybe would be useful to add a link (somewhere) to the official documentation for more information:

• https://doc.opensuse.org/

Make sense for you?

The website says:

Updated: 8 June, 2023

But the latest commit on master is 52fe147 (on Jun 2, 2021).

I would like to suggest an enhancement that I believe would make your life (our lives) easier.

Although your website is written in PHP, it shows only static content. Why don't you rewrite it using Markdown and Jekyll?

Doing that, you could serve it using GitHub Pages. Your GitHub repo would host both your source code and web site.

If you want to see it in action, take a look at:

• https://github.com/kamarada/guiadoopensuse/tree/d1fb85f0c9b1b3c36288b515ce8df492b32c4173 (source, in Markdown / Jekyll)
• https://kamarada.github.io/guiadoopensuse/ (website, served by GitHub Pages)

I have already rewritten your website using Markdown and Jekyll, because I'm going to publish my derivative using GitHub Pages. First I converted all the PHP pages to Markdown pages (.md extension), now I'm going to translate the content to Brazilian Portuguese.

That's why I referenced a specific commit in the above link, because soon I'm going to start translating, but right on that commit my repo is just a fork of yours but converted to Markdown.

If you agree with moving to GitHub Pages, we can do just a "copy and paste" from that commit to your repo. Please let me know if you want me to do a pull request.

Also, you are able to use a custom domain with GitHub Pages, so you could keep using http://opensuse-guide.org/ (instead of moving to, let's say, https://cb400f.github.io/opensuse-guide.org/).

Thanks for the great content and keep up the good work!

While working on my fork of openSUSE Guide (https://github.com/kamarada/guiadoopensuse), I realized this source code (https://github.com/cb400f/opensuse-guide.org) is not up-to-date compared to the website (http://opensuse-guide.org).

For instance, the file images/pics/box.png available on GitHub:

Is not the same presented on the website:

Please, update the source code available on GitHub. Thank you!

In Appendix A: Help and Docs, section A.3, is the following:

You can get help in realtime using IRC (Internet Relay Chat). The IRC-client Konversation is installed by default and preconfigured to join the #suse channel on the Freenode IRC network.

However, according to the IRC page on the openSUSE Wiki, linked in the same section:

Below is a list of well-known, registered openSUSE channels. Traditionally, the Freenode IRC network (on group server address irc.freenode.net) has been used. With operational changes at Freenode, the community has elected to move exclusively to, the Libera network (group server address irc.libera.chat) as of May 2021.

My impression is that changing the current text to say "Libera" instead of "Freenode" would be more than sufficient - the history, while dramatic, is not relevant to new users.

Hi.
Maybe it's good idea to update the Konqui image. You can get it if you want from here:
https://gitlab.com/victorhck/guia_openSUSE/blob/master/images/pics/konqi.png

And also the box image to Leap 15.0
https://gitlab.com/victorhck/guia_openSUSE/blob/master/images/pics/box.png

Hi !!
I recently updated my cloned repo to uptade my spanish version but didn't find the "packman_vendor_change" image inside the /image/screenshots folder! ;)

've phun!

Hi,
`You should always have the four official repositories (which are configured out of the box).

Main Repository (OSS)
Main Repository (NON-OSS)
Main Update Repository
Main Update Repository (NON-OSS)

`
I think there are more repositories in Leap 15.3
see: https://doc.opensuse.org/release-notes/x86_64/openSUSE/Leap/15.3/index.html#installation

Hello,
There is a broken link in section 3.4 The source code
The correct link is now:
http://download.opensuse.org/source/distribution/leap/15.0/repo/oss/src/
Thank you for your great job.
We hope to provide a French translation of the guide soon. :)

Hi !

Today doing a review, I found in the codec section that it's suggested to add this repo:
zypper addrepo -f http://opensuse-guide.org/repo/openSUSE_Leap_42.2/ dvd
it's really the right link? Do you have a dvd repo in your server?

BTW I see that you have updated your guide! Then I have to do the same in the spanish one! ;)

've phun!