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    Fedora Linux 45 Released with GNOME 51●Fedora 45 Has Been Released! Fedora Linux 45 is officially here! 🎉 The new release brings GNOME 51, Stratis storage inteMmastodonTechnologySoftware62 d ago

    The Fedora Project has released Fedora Linux 45. The new version ships with GNOME 51, Stratis storage integration, updated developer toolchains and stronger package security. Linux users are sharing notes on what changed and what to know before upgrading.

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    Bazzite 45 released with Fedora 45 and anti-cheat checker●Bazzite 45 arrives with Fedora 45, KDE Plasma 6.8, updated graphics drivers, improved handheld support, and a new anti-cMmastodonCultureGaming82 d ago

    The Bazzite project has released version 45 of its gaming-focused Linux distribution, rebasing on Fedora 45 and shipping KDE Plasma 6.8, updated graphics drivers, and better support for handheld gaming devices. The release also introduces a new anti-cheat compatibility checker, letting gamers check whether multiplayer titles will run before installing them on Linux.

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    Fedora Linux 45 Released With Updated Kernel and Installer●Fedora # Linux 45 released today - announcement by @ fedora - F45 is the scheduled 6-month release of Fedora, includingMmastodonTechnology32 d ago

    The Fedora Project has released Fedora Linux 45, the distribution's scheduled six-monthly update. The release brings a refreshed kernel, new installer features and an updated toolchain and subsystems. Fedora Linux serves as the open-source upstream for RPM-based enterprise Linux distributions, so the update will shape future enterprise releases. Linux users are discussing the new features and what the changes mean for downstream distributions.

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    Fedora Linux 45 Released with New Features and Tighter Security●🐧 Fedora Linux 45 Released Fedora 45 makes the Linux desktop better with new features and tighter security 📰 Source: TuxMmastodonTechnologySoftware12 d ago

    The Fedora Project has released Fedora Linux 45, the newest version of its free and open-source operating system. The release brings improvements to the Linux desktop experience alongside strengthened security features. Linux users and open-source communities are sharing the news and discussing what the update means for desktop users.

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    Fedora Asahi Remix 45 Adds Initial Apple M3 Support●# Fedora Asahi Remix 45 Released for # Apple Silicon Macs with # KDE Plasma 6.8 and Initial Apple M3 Support https:// 9tMmastodonTechnologySoftware43 d ago

    The Fedora Asahi Remix 45 release brings Linux to Apple Silicon Macs with KDE Plasma 6.8 as the desktop environment and initial support for Apple M3 machines. The open-source project continues expanding which Apple hardware can run a full Linux distribution, drawing attention from the Linux and Apple communities alike.

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    Fedora Linux 45 released with Stratis installer support●Fedora Linux 45 is released. The big change is Stratis support in the Anaconda installer. Also new: • GNOME 51 on WorkstMmastodonTechnologySoftware22 d ago

    The Fedora Project has released Fedora Linux 45. The headline change is Stratis storage support in the Anaconda installer. The release also brings GNOME 51 on the Workstation edition, Plasma 6.8 on the KDE spin, kmscon replacing fbcon on the first six virtual consoles, RPM rejecting unsigned packages by default, and tightened ptrace restrictions for unprivileged users. Linux users are discussing the security hardening and desktop updates.

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    Fedora 45 released and users begin upgrading●Már megy is fel a Fedora 45! Már egy ideje vártam, főleg hogy pénteken volt a release, most végre hozzám is megérkezett.MmastodonTechnologySoftware23 d ago

    The Fedora Project released Fedora 45 on Friday, and Linux users are now rolling out the upgrade to their machines. Early adopters on social media are reporting successful installations, with some saying they had been waiting for the new version since the release. The update marks the latest semi-annual release of the community Linux distribution backed by Red Hat.