Fedora 36 officially released: A Stable Reliable and Frontier Linux desktop version
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Fedora 36 officially released: A Stable Reliable and Frontier Linux desktop version
Fedora 36 is released today, which is another powerful, Frontier, stable and reliable Linux distribution in recent times.
In addition to these features, Fedora 35 also adds new functions and details to the original foundation. Fedora 36 uses GNOME 42 as its default Fedora Workstation desktop environment.
OpenSSL 3.0, Linux 5.17 kernel is the current version, Mesa 22.0 is used for the open source graphics driver, when using the NVIDIA proprietary driver stack, the Wayland session automatically becomes the default instead of X.Org, and the Google Noto font is now Used as the default font set.
For developers, Fedora 36 offers a brand new GCC 12 compiler stack. Also Autoconf 2.71, Glibc 2.35, LLVM 14, Ruby 3.1, Ruby on Rails 7.0, PHP 8.1, and other newer packages.
OpenJDK 17 provides an updated default Java environment on Fedora 36.
There are other package updates that might be of interest, such as Ansible 5, Django 4.0, LXQt 1.0, PostgreSQL 14, and Stratis 3.0.
In addition to using the latest Linux kernel and Mesa graphics drivers, and defaulting to Wayland as the NVIDIA proprietary driver stack, this release has one notable change to the underlying graphics.
Fedora 36 now uses SimpleDRM and DRM FBDEV emulation code to replace the traditional FBDEV driver, another modernization.
Fedora 36 will be available for download today at GetFedora.org .
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