u/satheesh_ar

I’m running Fedora on my desktop and openSUSE Tumbleweed on my laptop, both with GNOME, mainly for development work.

I’m curious if others do this intentionally:

• Fedora for reproducibility and stability
• Tumbleweed for newer toolchains and packages

Do you run into issues with version drift in tooling (Python, Node, Rust, etc.) across distros, or do you containerize everything anyway (Docker/Podman)?

If you had:

• $1,000
• 30 days
• AI coding tools
• No audience

What SaaS would you build today?

Interested in seeing where opportunities still exist.

Feels like we’re entering the “AI wrapper” saturation phase.Curious what people think:

What actually makes an AI SaaS defensible now?

• Distribution?
• Brand?
• Proprietary data?
• Workflow integration?
• Community?

Interested to hear different perspectives.

I realized I spent more time building than actually talking to potential users. Trying to reverse that now. How many user conversations do you usually have before building?

I realized I spent more time building than actually talking to potential users. Trying to reverse that now. How many user conversations do you usually have before building?

I realized I spent more time building than actually talking to potential users. Trying to reverse that now. How many user conversations do you usually have before building?

I’ve been talking to small business owners lately and I noticed many still manage bookings manually through WhatsApp + spreadsheets. Surprised me honestly. Curious what workflows people here still do manually?

Has anyone here tried Ubuntu 26.04 LTS with NVIDIA GPUs yet?

I’m considering upgrading but wanted to check how things are looking with driver support so far. I’ve seen mixed experiences in previous releases, especially around kernel updates and Wayland compatibility.

From what I’ve read, Ubuntu 26.04 includes newer NVIDIA drivers and even tighter CUDA integration out of the box, which sounds promising.

But I’m curious about real-world usage:

• Are proprietary NVIDIA drivers installing/working smoothly?
• Any issues with Wayland ?
• How’s performance for gaming or CUDA workloads?
• Any upgrade issues vs fresh install?

Would appreciate any firsthand experiences before I make the jump.

I’m thinking of upgrading but wanted to check how driver support is right now. In the past, NVIDIA drivers on Fedora have been a bit hit-or-miss depending on kernel updates and compatibility.

• Are proprietary drivers (RPM Fusion) working smoothly?
• Any issues with Wayland?
• How’s performance/stability for gaming or CUDA workloads?
• Any setup headaches compared to previous Fedora versions?

Would appreciate any real-world experiences before I make the jump.