(In reply to Wolfgang Bauer from comment #3) > (In reply to Abdulrhman Ied from comment #2) > > It is reliable to run bleeding edge kernel on Leap? > Sure, unless you rely on the ABI stability on kernel updates. > I.e. if you use 3rd party modules you may have to recompile them yourself > after each update, precompiled KMP packages for Leap won't work either. > > It's basically the same kernel as in Tumbleweed btw. Thanks for the information, It seems that I don't use any of these fancy stuff, and I use the legacy bios too. That lets me wondering, if someone has to use a bleeding edge kernel, then what's the point of using an LTS distro rather than a bleeding edge one, or what the point of using Leap rather than another LTS distro. Anyway, I hope that this is a temporary situation, and fixes will be backported soon, so we can go back to a higher standard stability.