Fedora 43 came out today <https://fedoramagazine.org/announcing-fedora-linux-43/> The GNOME desktop has worked with X or Wayland. Now it will only work with Wayland. (I don't like this because one of my systems is much worse with Wayland than X due to an ancient Nvidia GeForce 650.) In the Atomic (immutable) versions, plocate is dropped. plocate is the implementation of locate(1). I use this command fairly often, so I'm not happy. But I don't yet use an Atomic version anyway. Why did they make this change? <https://gitlab.com/fedora/ostree/sig/-/issues/81> - indexing an immutable system every night is a waste of time - so why not just index the mutable parts? - it gets rid of a setgid binary and a group for that binary. - let them eat cake: just use some GUI tool. (But could we not have a locate clone share the indexing with the GUI tool?)