Just want to confirm on here, has any other nobara users had issues updating from 42 to 43? I keep getting told there are thousands of packages to update but they just… won’t? I think it says something about package conflicts and most of the packages are still 42 but others are 43? I’m just sort of confused about all this.

Now part of me thinks I did something wrong during the update process to be fair. I’d reinstall but I don’t want to completely reinstall at this point just to end up here again so I might as well wait for the 43 iso.

Ps, no I don’t have a snapshot backup didn’t have a spare disc to use at the time cuz dual boot.

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Mi sencillito escritorio, con un par de widgets (Informe meteorológico y FlexHub) y, de fondo, el Lago Huechulafquen (Neuquén, Argentina).

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🎮🕹️🐧 Nobara Linux 42 ITA

https://youtu.be/tRvo3yJvpvE

Ecco provata per voi la nuovissima versione di Nobara Linux.
Buona visione

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This week's Linux and FOSS news

LINUX NEWS

Nobara 42 released with Brave as the default browser (with custom policy disabling Brave Wallet, Rewards, VPN, AI Chat, and Tor while setting DNS Over HTTPS to automatic), new rolling-release model, KDE Discover and GNOME Software replaced by flatpost (a custom Flatpak installer), driver manager provides simple option to switch between open and closed NVIDIA drivers etc.:
https://alternativeto.net/news/2025/5/linux-distro-nobara-42-ships-with-brave-by-default-and-shifts-to-rolling-release-model/
(Wow they made the thing I wanted all the time: a Brave browser without all that additional crap. The only thing missing is availability on Flathub lol)
(Separate software installers for native packages and Flatpaks? Why don't just add Flatpak support to their existing DNF frontend? 🤔️)

Archinstall 3.0.5 released with optional file encryption for user credentials, hashed password storage, additional post-installation options, support for Labwc, Niri, River and Xmonad window managers:
https://ostechnix.com/archinstall-3-0-5-is-released/

Hyprland 0.49 released with popups to ask for permissions (disabled by default for now), xdg-system bell and xdg-toplevel-tag protocol support, option for allowing keybinding to be disabled per-device, new socket2 events, new window rules etc.:
https://www.phoronix.com/news/Hyprland-0.49-Released

GNU Screen 5.0.1 fixes critical security issues, including local root exploit, terminal hijacking, permission issues etc, upgrading to the new version is recommended:
https://ostechnix.com/gnu-screen-5-0-1-released/

Debian 12.11 released with 81 bug fixes and 45 security updates:
https://9to5linux.com/debian-12-11-bookworm-released-with-81-bug-fixes-and-45-security-updates

Ubuntu 25.04 upgrades re-enabled after fixing critical issues:
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/05/ubuntu-25-04-upgrades-resume-after-bug-fixes

Ubuntu 25.10 will include Loupe as the preinstalled image viewer, and Ptyxis as the preinstalled terminal emulator:
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/05/ubuntu-25-10-to-include-new-image-viewer-terminal-apps

KDE Frameworks 6.15 fixes a 9-year old file transfer suspend bug:
https://ostechnix.com/kde-file-transfer-suspend-fixed/

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