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Announcing Fedora 41

Oct 29, 2024 | redhat.com | Matthew Miller

Today, the Fedora Project is excited to announce the general availability of Fedora Linux 41, the latest version of the free and open source operating system. For desktop systems, this Fedora release features a new Fedora Miracle spin, RPM 4.20 and updates to DNF5. Learn more about the new and updated features of Fedora 41 below and don’t forget to ensure your system is fully up-to-date before upgrading from a previous release.
Fedora Linux 41 is here!

Oct 29, 2024 | lxer.com | Matthew Miller

I’m happy to once again announce an early release of Fedora Linux 41. Every cycle, our Quality team carefully validates candidate builds against our release criteria, and this time around, we felt confident that we were ready at our early target date. Thank you and congratulations to everyone in Fedora who worked so hard to make this possible, and to all of our upstream projects — and to everyone who helps build a better world by engaging with community-built free and open source software.
Wear OS 5 is coming to older Pixel Watches - here's everything included in Google's patch

Sep 24, 2024 | thetechstreetnow.com | Matthew Miller

26 minutes ago zdnet.com Starting today, Google is rolling out a huge patch to the first Pixel Watch and the Pixel Watch 2 via an OTA (over the air) update. Not only will these devices gain Wear OS 5, but they're also getting a new app and "numerous bug fixes."The patch notes we received didn't list every addition, but we have enough info to paint a solid picture.
Fedora 41 Beta now available

Sep 17, 2024 | redhat.com | Matthew Miller

Today, the Fedora Project is excited to announce the beta availability of Fedora Linux 41, the latest version of the free and open source operating system. While we’ll have more to share with the general availability of Fedora Linux 41 later this fall, there’s plenty in Fedora 41 Beta to get excited about. Updating DNF to version 5Fedora Linux 41 features the newest generation of the DNF package manager. It’s the same basic familiar command-line interface, but significantly smaller and faster.
Product Innovations at Tableau Conference 2024

Apr 30, 2024 | tableau.com | Matthew Miller

At Tableau Conference 2024, we shared how you can start with data and move forward with Tableau with all of the new product innovations we announced—from generative-AI-powered semantics for trusted insights, embedding in your flow of work for actionable insights, and reusable and composable assets. Devs on Stage showcased exciting new features that push the boundaries of data and governance, analysis and visualization, and platform and embedding.
OMG! We’re at forty! (Announcing the release of Fedora Linux 40)

Apr 24, 2024 | lxer.com | Matthew Miller

Oh, wow. This feels like a big number! I’m proud to announce the 40th release of Fedora Linux, a community-built and community-maintained operating system that belongs to all of us. I’m also happy to note that we’re back on track with an on-time release. Thank you to all Fedora contributors who made that possible, and who have, yet again, made this our best one ever. This is also a personally exciting number for me, because this marks the 20th release for which I’ve served as Fedora Project Leader.
OMG! We’re at forty! (Announcing the release of Fedora Linux 40)

Apr 23, 2024 | fedoramagazine.org | Matthew Miller

Oh, wow. This feels like a big number! I’m proud to announce the 40th release of Fedora Linux, a community-built and community-maintained operating system that belongs to all of us. I’m also happy to note that we’re back on track with an on-time release. Thank you to all Fedora contributors who made that possible, and who have, yet again, made this our best one ever. This is also a personally exciting number for me, because this marks the 20th release for which I’ve served as Fedora Project Leader.
Announcing Fedora Linux 40

Apr 23, 2024 | redhat.com | Matthew Miller

The Fedora Project is pleased to announce that the latest version of the Fedora Linux operating system, Fedora Linux 40, is now generally available. For desktop systems, this release brings GNOME 46 and KDE Plasma 6 (with the Wayland graphics stack). It also features newly-integrated AI tooling, and updates to many software packages from the whole open source ecosystem. Don’t forget to ensure your system is fully up-to-date before upgrading from a previous release.
CVE-2024-3094: All Clear

Apr 16, 2024 | lxer.com | Matthew Miller

It’s official — CVE-2024-3094 is the “Backdoor in XZ Utils That Almost Happened“. Fortunately, the malware was detected before we released the compromised version as an official update. If you are using a Fedora Linux 38 or 39, or an up-to-date Fedora Linux 40 Beta, you should be all set, and the upcoming Fedora Linux 40 final release is not affected. The XZ backdoor is a devious piece of work.
Fedora 40 Beta now available

Mar 26, 2024 | redhat.com | Matthew Miller

Today, the Fedora Project is excited to announce the beta availability of Fedora 40, the latest version of the free and open source Fedora Linux operating system. Fedora 39 Beta isn’t short on new and updated features that bring open source innovations to our end users. While we’ll have more to share with the general availability of Fedora 40 later this spring, there’s plenty in Fedora 40 Beta to get excited about.