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🔐 Looks harmless at first, I hope there's not a more sinister motive behind this.
｢ In practice, this means users won’t be able to install unsigned RPMs unless they explicitly override the verification process with the --nosignature flag or a corresponding API call ｣
https://linuxiac.com/fedora-plans-to-block-unsigned-rpm-packages-by-default/
I am experiencing very short battery life on my #Framework13 since I updated to #Fedora43. Anyone else? Tips?
Fedora Workstation 43 brings a few niceties like @gnome 49 and a new video player, but also an important change.
With this release, Fedora Workstation will be Wayland only as we finalize the migration to the new display server. It's been a long road getting to this point, but the day has come. Excited to continue to make progress in this space!
➡️ https://fedoramagazine.org/whats-new-fedora-workstation-43/
Fedora Atomic Desktops are bringing a few helpful changes as the community preps for the big shift to bootc!
* zstd compressed initrds for slightly faster boot time
* 2GB /boot partition for new installs
* wireguard-tools added to make working with VPNs easier
* All desktop environments on latest major release!
➡️ https://fedoramagazine.org/whats-new-fedora-atomic-desktops-in-fedora-linux-43/
🚀 Fedora 43 Officially Released, This Is What’s New / Linuxiac
｢ One of the biggest changes in Fedora Workstation 43 is that it’s now Wayland-only. The legacy GNOME X11 packages have been removed from the repositories, completing a transition that began nearly a decade ago ｣
Fedora Linux 43 released with Anaconda WebUI installer for all spins, wayland-only GNOME 49, RPM 6.0, automatic updates on Fedora Kinoite, zstd-compressed initrd, confidental virtual machines with Intel TDX, Stratis 3.8.5, Python 3.14
https://fedoramagazine.org/announcing-fedora-linux-43/
#fedora #fedoralinux #fedora43 #gnome49 #linux #linuxdesktop #opensource #freesoftware
Fedora Workstation 43 brings a few niceties like @gnome 49 and a new video player, but also an important change.
With this release, Fedora Workstation will be Wayland only as we finalize the migration to the new display server. It's been a long road getting to this point, but the day has come. Excited to continue to make progress in this space!
➡️ https://fedoramagazine.org/whats-new-fedora-workstation-43/
Fedora Linux 43 is here! What do you get with this update?
* New Anaconda WebUI installer on all desktop editions and spins
* @gnome 49 and being Wayland only
* Fedora CoreOS now based on bootc instead of rpm-ostree
* Under the hood changes like RPM 6.0
* All your favorite versions of Fedora getting up to date!
Happy upgrading!
What's new in Fedora KDE Plasma Desktop 43?
* New Anaconda WebUI installer
* Automatic updates for Kinoite (which is based on Fedora KDE)
* Latest updates from @kde Plasma 6.4.5 with improvements in tiling, color management, accessibility, and more!
➡️ https://fedoramagazine.org/whats-new-in-fedora-kde-plasma-desktop-43/
Fedora Workstation 43 brings a few niceties like @gnome 49 and a new video player, but also an important change.
With this release, Fedora Workstation will be Wayland only as we finalize the migration to the new display server. It's been a long road getting to this point, but the day has come. Excited to continue to make progress in this space!
➡️ https://fedoramagazine.org/whats-new-fedora-workstation-43/
"Where's @kde Plasma 6.5?"
It will be rolling out soon! The Plasma 6.5 release overlapped with the Fedora 43 freeze, so we were not able to include it at this time. However, it is coming soon and it will be nice!
Fedora Linux 43 is here! What do you get with this update?
* New Anaconda WebUI installer on all desktop editions and spins
* @gnome 49 and being Wayland only
* Fedora CoreOS now based on bootc instead of rpm-ostree
* Under the hood changes like RPM 6.0
* All your favorite versions of Fedora getting up to date!
Happy upgrading!
What's new in Fedora KDE Plasma Desktop 43?
* New Anaconda WebUI installer
* Automatic updates for Kinoite (which is based on Fedora KDE)
* Latest updates from @kde Plasma 6.4.5 with improvements in tiling, color management, accessibility, and more!
➡️ https://fedoramagazine.org/whats-new-in-fedora-kde-plasma-desktop-43/
Fedora Linux 43: Adieu X11, Hallo WebUI
Fedora 43 macht den neuen Installer zum Standard und fegt X11 aus dem Desktop: Die Hauptversionen mit Gnome 49 und KDE Plasma 6.5 arbeiten nur noch mit Wayland.
Fedora Linux 43 is here! What do you get with this update?
* New Anaconda WebUI installer on all desktop editions and spins
* @gnome 49 and being Wayland only
* Fedora CoreOS now based on bootc instead of rpm-ostree
* Under the hood changes like RPM 6.0
* All your favorite versions of Fedora getting up to date!
Happy upgrading!
Fedora Linux 43 released with Anaconda WebUI installer for all spins, wayland-only GNOME 49, RPM 6.0, automatic updates on Fedora Kinoite, zstd-compressed initrd, confidental virtual machines with Intel TDX, Stratis 3.8.5, Python 3.14
https://fedoramagazine.org/announcing-fedora-linux-43/
#fedora #fedoralinux #fedora43 #gnome49 #linux #linuxdesktop #opensource #freesoftware
@opensuse uhm... any #Fedora users around here ( @konstantin ? :D) -- can I still upgrade releases that reached end-of life (going from one major version to the next one)? For example I had 39 installed and didn't upgrade it in time to 40 and then 39 reached end-of-life and and the current one is 41?
Looking at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fedora_Linux#Releases I *think* I should have for up to ~2 years since the release of the version to upgrade to the next version? (why? becuase it would be my fathers machine and I'm not sure how often I would visit to do the upgrade/maintenance and I would love to avoid ending up in the situation of broken system yet still being able to do the upgrade once in a while when I visit 😊 )
@opensuse uhm... any #Fedora users around here ( @konstantin ? :D) -- can I still upgrade releases that reached end-of life (going from one major version to the next one)? For example I had 39 installed and didn't upgrade it in time to 40 and then 39 reached end-of-life and and the current one is 41?
Looking at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fedora_Linux#Releases I *think* I should have for up to ~2 years since the release of the version to upgrade to the next version? (why? becuase it would be my fathers machine and I'm not sure how often I would visit to do the upgrade/maintenance and I would love to avoid ending up in the situation of broken system yet still being able to do the upgrade once in a while when I visit 😊 )
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