FEDORA 38

Nate Drake took the latest Fedora for a test drive and was blown away by the vast array of new spins and features.

Nate Drake

■ Licence GPL2 | fedoraproject.org Apart from being the chosen hat of everyone’s favourite adventurer, Indiana Jones, Fedora is the upstream source of the Red Hat Linux Project. This puts it on the bleeding edge of innovation when it comes to software packages, so we were eager to see if Fedora 38 lived up to its predecessors. This latest version was announced on the Fedora blog a week early, which came as rather a surprise to the Linux community, which is used to a more sedentary development cycle. If you’ve already decided on the Workstation (desktop) version of Fedora, you’re still spoiled for choice when it comes to desktop environments. Apart from the default Gnome (pictured), there’s now an official spin of the Budgie, KDE, Xfce, LXDE, MATE and Cinnamon…

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APC (Digital) - 1 Issue, October 2023

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