Fedora

Fedora 27 was released on November 14, 2017, and its Fedora community members released about 9,500 updates. Most notably, it included GNOME 3.26, LibreOffice 5.4, simpler container storage setup in the Fedora Atomic Host, the new Modular Server, and other improvements.

Now that Fedora 29 is released, it's time to upgrade! Let's discuss GUI as well as command line based upgrade from Fedora 28 to Fedora 29 workstation.

Here are the best features you will notice in Fedora 29. Fedora is the best way to experience the purest form of the GNOME desktop environment.

In this tutorial, you will see how to easily tweak settings to add audio output devices on to the status panel. This will let you quickly change audio output to the external device.

GNOME shell extensions come in handy in opening doors to the thousands of tweaks to improve productivity, to enhance the user experience, and to install themes. Here is how to install them.

Shutdown Timer is a useful GNOME extension that lets you easily schedule automatic shutdown conveniently from the system tray menu.

Here is a step-by-step guide on applying themes including GTK and Shell in Fedora Workstation. Fedora uses the GNOME desktop environment, which by itself has a big community support. Hence you can find some really cool themes for your desktop.

HandBrake is one of the most popular multimedia encoders out there. It is free and open source software and available across Linux, Windows, and Mac OS operating systems.  HandBrake has some very powerful features and can convert any audio/video you throw at it.

Fedora 28 Beta got released to public today. This increment comes almost a week late than was originally planned. Like several other point release distros, Fedora also has a six-month development cycle, typically offering new versions in May and November. Let’s take a look at the Fedora 28 development and release date schedule.

One of the best Fedora spins that has been for a while and also being well maintained is the Fedora Games. The Fedora Games spin is a great showcase of the best games available in the Fedora operating system.