The predicted layoffs are here: https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2026/nov/04/canva-layoffs-job-cuts-restructure

What is this shit spilling tea? Is the saying not to spill the BEANS?

Disappointed in Suse. Guess all they do is try to stuff their pockets.

Aaand it’s here.

After a ujust update, rpm-update status reports

State: idle
Deployments:
  ostree-image-signed:docker://ghcr.io/ublue-os/bazzite:stable
                   Digest: sha256:9ef3035588c6760e96c5064a1920db35c012c6c8e7d20ac6c1c31a04ed682e0b
                  Version: 45.20261104 (2026-11-04T00:33:01Z)
            SecAdvisories: 4 unknown severity, 6 low, 15 moderate, 9 important
                     Diff: 2626 upgraded, 14 downgraded, 148 removed, 78 added

● ostree-image-signed:docker://ghcr.io/ublue-os/bazzite:stable
                   Digest: sha256:ee82a885dbb77cd4604a5ffa8278a0eef0bc84d16850045c7b9d847729da9949
                  Version: 44.20261026 (2026-10-26T20:06:36Z)

  ostree-image-signed:docker://ghcr.io/ublue-os/bazzite:stable
                   Digest: sha256:d1617c7098adb290bdf37e1b6661fa68467fced5771336425cfa985db4ded7e6
                  Version: 44.20261023 (2026-10-23T16:31:37Z)

So the last 44 is 1 (0 base) and I do a sudo ostree admin pin 1 before rebooting. It’s not that I distrust Bazzite or Fedora before them, it’s that they really can’t test against all the weird and wonderful hardware out there, and you might only pick up a subtle flaw a week or two in. A couple of weeks from now I’ll do a sudo ostree admin pin -u 2 to remove it (there’ll be 3 deployments until then)

replied to the wrong person, sorry.

Well idk what about my setup isn't modern? I guess my laptop is a few years old but its not that old. 2020 model. and I run debian stable so not bleeding edge but not crazy. My laptop is just one that ships with an ubuntu option and so it has good linux compatibility in general. So that probably helps.

Never was intrigued by this os. Always wondered if I was being somehow biased. Now I know it was just good instinct.

Good news, everyone is doing it!

Time to return to monkey and do things properly.

With gentoo.

SUSE has been on my todo list to try for Linux distributions but now, SUSE can go suck a dick🖕💩

They're releasing vinyl records now?

(Yes, I'm that old.)

Youre correct and it is a typo

Fedora has become the best "just works" distro for everyday users, imo. Especially in the immutable varieties.

I'm not sure, I know they are always adding support as they go so maybe

There was a post recently asking about doing hibernate with secure boot + LUKS + TPM on Fedora and it is actually possible and still pretty well supported, but it does mean you have to go through the lengthy setup yourself.

The one real modification you need is to use a kernel patch that sets a flag that allows hibernation images to be loaded in lockdown mode since using LUKS effectively mitigates the issue of image tampering.

Tbh I think its been long overdue as a returning feature because Linux has certainly grown a ton in the Laptop space where the battery save is a huge difference in sleep vs hibernate.

You haven't had an experience with modern suspend, at best you'll get 10% by morning, probably it will just discharge completely in 5 to 8 hours.

FYI, Fedora Silverblue is a Fedora atomic spin, and it’s available now.

i understand your concern but i have had no issues with v3. i do like the app for all.

They are probably wanting to get ahead of the artcraft project that has all the major applications reverse engineered by ai. (Not feature complete yet)

https://github.com/storytold

Does darkroom support Fuji compressed raw?

I had issues with that before, but it’s also possible I’m mistaking it for dark table.

I think canva was in need of desktop program and rather than developing one from scratch, they straight up buy affinity and slap their main selling point of the web version of canva (AI art)

probably because android is just pure jank polished to a mirror finish

Check out darktable, very good lightroom replacement after the initial learning curve and figuring out photo importing

It’s a replacement for many parts of the Adobe suite. Canva bought it a while back and then made it free but added a bunch of AI stuff. It’s good, much better than gimp, but not as good as most adobe stuff. I still want affinity to have a Lightroom replacement and then I can drop adobe forever.

Fedora Silverblue 45 is already available

https://fedoraproject.org/atomic-desktops/silverblue/download

This is the new stable base of Fedora. The distros you mentioned are forks of Fedora.

In a practical sense, this means most of the big changes will eventually make their way to the forks, though when and how these changes are incorporated depends on several things, including but certainly not limited to who is on what development teams, what these changes actually entail and if they are still in alignment with the specific downstream distro's aims, and many other things I am too ignorant to know of myself.

The beauty of Linux is that you can check it out for yourself with minimal fuss if you're so inclined. Live USB booting is a pretty slick way to experience an OS without committing to it entirely, and I can't name a distro that is going to give you a hard time with any sort of dual boot.