Fedora 44 Faces Second Release Delay, New Target Set for April 28
Fedora 44 missed its second release target after April 21 was declared a no-go, and the distro is now officially aiming for April 28.
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Fedora 44 missed its second release target after April 21 was declared a no-go, and the distro is now officially aiming for April 28.
AlmaLinux Kitten 10 now provides i686 package repositories and official 32-bit x86 container images, with the same model planned for AlmaLinux 10 stable.
Linux Mint 23 Alfa is now based on Ubuntu 26.04 LTS and Linux kernel 7.0, marking the start of development for the project’s next major release.
Zorin OS 18.1 is now available with the new Lite edition, Linux kernel 6.17, LibreOffice 26.2, and broader hardware support.
Fedora 44 missed its April 14 release target after final blocker bugs forced a delay, pushing the expected launch to at least April 21.
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