Fedora
In 2026, Fedora is not only alive and well, but actively developing: the current stable release, Fedora Linux 43, was released on October 28, 2025, and Fedora 44 is already on the roadmap, with a release schedule for 2026. The community hosts events like Flock to Fedora (the last conference was held in August 2024) and regularly updates its development strategy through 2028, including initiatives to migrate infrastructure (Gitforge → Forgejo) and improve tools for AI development.
The current Fedora Linux version 43 is in supported status with a planned EOL of December 2026, while version 44 is already marked as a future release with support until 2027.
Back in 2018, the Linux desktop was at a crossroads. We had multiple distribution formats, but Flatpak was rapidly emerging as the frontrunner for a universal
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One interesting usecase of flatpak is as a compliment to the ideas of Fedora Atomic Workstation and similar projects. In other words, a read-only
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If you submit a new Fedora update into Bodhi, you’ll see an Automated Tests tab on that update page (an example), and one of the test results (once it’s
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Walt Disney said it best: We keep moving forward, opening new doors, and doing new things, because we’re curious and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths.
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why You already do regular offline backups right? If not, pause reading. Go buy an external drive, encrypt it with LUKS and backup your files.
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You visited the Fedora booth at SCaLE 16xOriginal Post
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Cockpit is the modern Linux admin interface. We release regularly. Here are the release notes from version 163. Hide Docker storage pool reset button when
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You helped us remove legacy Python 2 subpackages from the Django ecosystem. The Django packages are free!Original Post
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KubeVirt becomes usable. And to make it easier to use it would be nice to be able to import existing VMs. After all migration is a strong point of KubeVirt.
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You helped to test Fedora 28 i18n featuresOriginal Post
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Recently, I was invited by Prem to NASSCOM to give a brief talk on FOSS and Technology as part of the FOSS Wave community. Prem is doing a great job there