Plugdata and OpenSUSE KDE Edition -- a promising start

Pure Data (Pd) is an amazing programming canvas for creating sonic machines. And Plugdata takes care of shipping that code onto standalone devices such as the Daisy Pod -- if you can get the tool up and running. I couldn't get the application to play nicely with MX Linux, so it was time to look at other options. KDE Plasma is impressing folks, so that's where I headed to next -- eventually settling on the OpenSUSE KDE Edition to support my Plasma adventures. The Discover app is very cool indeed and made it a breeze to install, firstly, Pd, and then Plugdata, which -- so far -- has run without issue.

The DELL Latitude E7240 is where the experiments happen.
OpenSUSE has a nice X-Files vibe during install.
Do they match? Yes. Comparing checksums while building the install USB on KaOS -- my first foray into the world of the Plasma desktop.