I recently switched from endeavouros to opensuse TW after joining the linux world 4 months ago (im a linux newbie) and i like the distro so far, but there’s one catch
There’s no sudo apt autoremove equivalent for opensuse and i find it really hard to choose which old .config, cache and other junk files i can delete to save space.
Can someone help me?
I’ve been using opensuse for years and not found a solution to this. I have a new appreciation for apt and my next OS will definitely be debian-based.
Gimme a Debian based rolling release distro with the quality control of Tumbleweed and I’d switch in an instance.
Or try Slackware -CURRENT. Not Debian-based, but quality control is awesome. There even is an
aptsimulator for it.