Fedora Workstation finds an ideal balance between cutting-edge and stable. The default spin of Fedora uses the GNOME desktop, which is well-suited for use on laptops. Fedora is not without its ...

Called Fedora Silverblue, this edition of Fedora Workstation is a full, but immutable, operating system. Immutable doesn’t mean you can’t do anything, of course you can install your programs ...

Fedora also offers non-desktop editions, including Server, Cloud, CoreOS, and IoT, plus five immutable variants. As such, Fedora wins on breadth of choice, even if we count Ubuntu's special-purpose ...

A notable change on the Fedora Workstation is that BTRFS is now the default filesystem. BTRFS has been on the radar for Linux users for years but it’s only now considered stable enough for Fedora.

After about a month of testing, the full release of Fedora Linux 42 is finally here, bringing with it a bunch of upgrades and improvements for all of its many spins and editions. If you're using ...

For the time being, however, only the workstation edition with Gnome 48 has received another remarkable innovation: Fedora 42 presents a new, HTML-based interface under Gnome in the live system ...