Fedora Linux 39 Is Now Available for Download, Powered by Linux Kernel 6.5
Powered by Linux kernel 6.5, the Fedora Linux 39 release is here with some of the latest desktop environments for its flavors, including GNOME 45 for the Fedora Workstation flagship edition, KDE Plasma 5.27 LTS for the KDE Plasma edition, Cinnamon 5.8 for the Cinnamon edition, and Budgie 10.8 for the Budgie edition.
Under the hood of all Fedora Linux 39 editions there’s an updated GNU toolchain consisting of GCC 13.2, GNU Binutils 2.40, GNU C Library (Glibc) 2.38, and GDB (GNU Debugger) 13.2, as well as updated default apps including the latest LibreOffice 7.6 office suite series and Mozilla Firefox 119 web browser.
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Some more coverage:
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Fedora 39 released
Fedora 39 has been released, one day after the Fedora project's 20th anniversary. See the list of approved changes and this Fedora Magazine article for more information.
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Fedora Linux 39 is officially here!
On November 6, 2003, the Fedora Project released the Fedora Core 1. One day and twenty years later, we’re pleased to bring you Fedora Linux 39, our complete, community-built operating system for desktops, laptops, servers, the cloud, edge devices — and just about anything else you can think of.
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Fedora 39 Released with GNOME 45, Linux 6.5 + More
The Fedora Project has released Fedora Workstation 39, the latest version of its flagship desktop Linux operating system.
Fedora Workstation 39 brings a number of new features and improvements, including an updated desktop experience with GNOME 45, better hardware support and performance with the Linux 6.5 kernel, and some smaller changes to finesse the overall experience.
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What’s new in Fedora Workstation 39
Fedora Workstation is the premier open source desktop operating system, built by a worldwide community including you! This article describes some of the major user-facing changes in the latest version, Fedora Workstation 39. Get it today from the Fedora Workstation webpage, or upgrade your existing install within the Software app or with dnf system-upgrade in your favourite terminal emulator!
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Fedora Linux 39 lands, and this latest release is unhinged with speed
Fedora Linux 39, released today, looks to be one of the finest releases ever produced by the team. You can download Fedora's latest release here.
I've been testing the Fedora 39 beta for a while now, and it has proved itself to be a phenomenal release for the open-source project. You can check out my full review of the beta but I can sum it up by saying, "Wow, this is fast!"
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Fedora 39 Released, It Is All about GNOME 45
Powered by Linux kernel 6.5, Fedora 39 comes with a brilliant GNOME 45 integration, and Onyx joins the family of Fedora’s immutable OSes.
Red Hat’s community Linux distro Fedora 39 rolled out in beta on September 19, and today, after a month and a half and two consecutive delays due to last-minute bugs, it is officially released and available for download.
It presents you with the best open-source technologies, combining cutting-edge features with stability, making it suitable for a wide range of users, from casual desktop users to developers and system administrators. So, without further ado, we bring you the highlights of this release.
GamingOnLinux:
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Fedora Linux 39 is out now with GNOME 45, Linux kernel 6.5
The Fedora team announced the release of Fedora Linux 39 yesterday November 7th, bringing with it GNOME 45 and a ton of other improvements for one of the most popular desktop Linux distributions.
It's not all about GNOME though as there's upgraded flavours of Fedora that come with KDE Plasma Desktop, Xfce, Cinnamon, and others. There's even the fancy newer Fedora Onyx, an immutable desktop featuring the Budgie desktop. Coming with Linux kernel 6.5 and Mesa 23.2.1 supporting plenty of newer hardware for the best experience.
The Register:
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Fedora 39 waves goodbye to modularity, but has enough spins to make your head spin
Fedora Linux is released when it's ready, so two decades plus one day after its debut, the latest version is here, with lots of new goodies.
Nearly a year before the first Ubuntu release, the first edition of Red Hat's new free Linux distro, Fedora Core 1, appeared on November 6, 2003. There were a few delays to the release of Fedora 39, but it came out this week and The Reg FOSS desk has taken several spins for a quick test drive.
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Fedora 39
Fedora 39 is out, the Linux distro I use personally on my Talos II and Blackbird systems. Since I'm doing a lot of remote work with the new $DAYJOB it might be a bit before I can sit down with it but there will be the usual mini-review (here's what I had to say about Fedora 38). This release is based on kernel 6.5 and GNOME 45, with LLVM 17, Perl 5.38, glibc 2.38 and gcc 13.2. As usual, Fedora 37 will EOL one month after this release.
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Fedora 39 is Released with Download Links, Torrents and Checksums
Congratulations to Fedora Project! We saw the latest release of Fedora on Tuesday 7 November 2023. This is the thirty ninth release marking twenty years of Fedora which always brings the most advanced technology to empower user's desktop computer, laptop, server and even phone and embedded devices. At Ubuntu Buzz, we are always excited to bring Fedora as a choice other than Ubuntu to our readers. So we present this compilation of download links of Fedora 39 with torrents and checksums for you to quickly grab it and try it out on your machine. Now let's start it together and happy downloading!