Fedora 43 Final Build Approved, Official Release Set for October 28
After a brief delay, Fedora Linux 43 is now GO and set to launch on October 28, 2025. Here's what you can expect.
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Arch Linux Users Are the First to Experience KDE Plasma 6.5
KDE Plasma 6.5 has officially landed in Arch Linux’s stable repositories, making it the first distribution to ship the new desktop.
Fedora Plans to Block Unsigned RPM Packages by Default
Fedora developers propose enforcing RPM signature checks by default in Fedora 44, pending FESCo review and approval.
Asahi Linux Brings Apple Silicon Improvements in the Linux 6.17 Cycle
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DietPi 9.18 Adds NanoPi R3S, R76S, and M5 Support
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Fedora Opens the Door to AI Tools, Demands Disclosure and Oversight
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Fedora-based Ultramarine Linux 42 Released with WSL GPU Acceleration
The Fedora-based Ultramarine Linux 42 lands with WSL GPU support, while the Terra repo gets faster builds and improved performance.
AlmaLinux 10.1 Adds Native Btrfs Filesystem Support
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Clonezilla Live 3.3 Released with Linux Kernel 6.16 and New Utilities
Clonezilla Live 3.3 updates to Linux kernel 6.16, adds ocs-blkdev-sorter, improves device handling, and fixes key bugs from previous releases.
Zorin OS 18 Downloads Skyrocket in the Last 48 Hours
Over 100K users downloaded Zorin OS 18 in 48 hours, and more than 70% came from Windows, possibly driven by the end of Windows 10 support.