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Fedora Linux 40 Officially Released with Kernel 6.8, Gnome 46 & KDE 6

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Fedora Linux 40 Officially Released with Kernel 6.8, Gnome 46 & KDE 6

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Fedora Linux 40 Officially Released with Linux Kernel 6.8, Here's What's New - 9to5Linux

Fedora Linux 40 distribution has been officially released and it's now available for download powered by the latest Linux 6.8 kernel series.

Sadly, DNF5 and the new Anaconda installer didn’t make it to the party, in case you were wondering.

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I’d argue the “selling” point of Pop!_OS are their non-vanilla GNOME features.
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  That’s what I hear Pop people say.

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