Hi there
This is the usual reminder about the upcoming Fedora release. Fedora 44 beta has been released on March 10th, and people are testing upgrades.
insync-3.9.8.60034-fc43 appears to work on Fedora 44 once you force usage of the F43 repo. So, a simple rebuild for F44 would allow all users to upgrade without meddling with their repo definition files.
The release of Fedora 44 is scheduled for April 14th (subject to change in case of late blockers).
Cheers
Michael
We appreciate this post! 
And Ubuntu 26.04 too…
Sorry, but what does “too” mean? This post is specifically about the upcoming release of Fedora 44, on which I"ve tested the mentioned F43 version of isync successfully. It will be solved once the insync team builds that package for Fedora 44.
None of this applies to Ubuntu, so please open a separate topic if you have a request or want to share information specific to Ubuntu. Thanks.
I might have spoken too early, or a relevant Fedora change kicked in just recently: the mentioned insync version - when used on Fedora 44 - just sits at “scanning” as per the GUI.
Starting with --debug 7 I see the follwoing:
INFO 2026-04-03 12:44:52,532 [httpclient:request:195] Curl error CurlError(77, 'error setting certificate verify locations:\n CAfile: /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt\n CApath: none') while requesting to 'www.dropbox.com'.
INFO 2026-04-03 12:44:52,532 [httpclient:request:198] Retrying later...
And the same for other end points. The reason is most probably: Changes/droppingOfCertPemFile - Fedora Project Wiki
Indeed, using the workaround update-ca-trust extract --rhbz2387674 fixes this temporarily and makes insync sync again. It’s not permanent fix as outlined in the linked change doc.
Hello @MJG, you may try the Fedora 44 build from here: Linux - Download Insync
Do let me know how it goes!
@edisso10018 – responding here for your convenience:
Ubuntu 26.04 is now available here: Linux - Download Insync 