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Fedora-Based Ultramarine 41 Linux Distribution Is Now Available for Download
Codenamed “Cyberia”, Ultramarine 41 introduces WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) support, new default apps for the Flagship Edition, which features the Budgie desktop environment, including the Evince document viewer and Lollypop music player, a new um command line tool for advanced users to see an overview of their installation.
The Ultramarine GNOME edition has been updated to the GNOME 47 desktop environment series, along with new default apps, such as the Showtime video player, Papers document viewer, and Decibels music player.
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Fedora-based Ultramarine Linux 41 "Cyberia" Released
Eleven months after its previous 40 release, Ultramarine Linux 41 “Cyberia” has been released, powered by kernel 6.13. However, if you haven’t heard of it, let’s introduce it with a few words.
It is a Fedora-based Linux distro aimed at desktop users, crafted to provide a pleasant desktop experience right out of the box and betting for its Ultramarine Flagship edition on the Budgie desktop (v10.9.2). Speaking of Fedora, let me clarify: this release isn’t based on the latest Fedora 42 (which just came out today) but on its previous Fedora 41 release.
The most surprising news about this new version is that the distro is now available on the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). However, it is currently awaiting approval in the Microsoft Store.
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Ultramarine Linux 41 is Plugging In
This release is code named Cyberia, after the nightclub in Serial Experiments Lain. It's an overwhelming but excellent show, go give it a watch!