Clarifying Misunderstandings of Slowroll (openSUSE News)

I am a longtime openSUSE Leap user and will likely try migrating to Slowroll once it's released, for newer packages with at least _potential_ stability. Unfortunately there's no current migration path from Tumbleweed to Leap (that I'm aware of, I would love to be wrong here) so I can't try Tumbleweed and judge its stability for myself without risking my primary workstation. And of course there'll probably be even more divergence between Slowroll and ALP-based Leap. All of this together will inspire a distribution and stability guessing game with lots of re-installs for Leap users in the near term. And it's pretty much guaranteed I'll guess wrong...

But all the above notwithstanding, I am (finally) feeling cautiously optimistic after this week's two announcements. It seems users like me might actually get a semi-painless upgrade path after all!