Fedora Workstation now features GNOME 45, which brings better performance and many usability enhancements, including a new workspace switcher and a much-improved image viewer.
If you’re looking for a different desktop experience, our Budgie Special Interest Group has created Fedora Onyx, a Budgie-based “Atomic” desktop in the spirit of Fedora Silverblue.
Of course, that’s not all — we also have updated desktop flavors featuring KDE Plasma Desktop, Xfce, Cinnamon, and more.
As with every Fedora release, it comes with the latest and greatest every one of the Linux desktops has to offer, as well as all the newest versions of the various frameworks and underlying layers, down to the kernel. Fedora KDE is my desktop of choice, so I’m definitely a bit biased, but I can’t wait to load up the upgrade and install it.
The 6 week count down begins! 🙂
I think you meant 6 month countdown LOL but yeah Fedora 40 should be a big release with DNF5, Plasma 6 for the KDE users, and maybe no X11 installed by default. Add GNOME hopefully getting Dynamic tripe buffering and accent colors. I am forgetting a couple of other things.
No option to edit your comment anymore Thom?
So no source code with Fedora to non paying customers?
Worse, paying customers of Fedora DO NOT have access to the source code.
Is this meant to be some kind of sarcasm? No one pays for Fedora and the source code is available for all.
I wonder if this release’s install media will finally boot on my Surface Pro 3. Both 37 and 38 did not.