https://fedoramagazine.org/announcing-fedora-linux-39/ [ ] [fmag-ribbon] * fosstodon * Meta * Instagram * Twitter * YouTube * Chat * Discourse * RSS Feed Fedora Linux 39 is officially here! Posted by Matthew Miller on November 7, 2023 31 Comments Fedora Linux 39 Cover image by Daimar Stein Recent Posts [f39workstation-400x200] What's new in Fedora Workstation 39 [flatpak-apps-for-november-banner-400x200] Fedora Linux Flatpak cool apps to try for November A clipboard with a piece of paper clipped is shown. The top of the paper is written "Open Projects." A subtitle is overlaid on the image, written "Fedora Operations Architect." Introducing the Fedora Operations Architect On November 6, 2003, the Fedora Project released the Fedora Core 1. One day and twenty years later, we're pleased to bring you Fedora Linux 39, our complete, community-built operating system for desktops, laptops, servers, the cloud, edge devices -- and just about anything else you can think of. As always, you should make sure your system is fully up-to-date before upgrading from a previous release. Can't wait to get started? Download while you read! Desktop news Fedora Workstation now features GNOME 45, which brings better performance and many usability enhancements, including a new workspace switcher and a much-improved image viewer. If you're looking for a different desktop experience, our Budgie Special Interest Group has created Fedora Onyx, a Budgie-based "Atomic" desktop in the spirit of Fedora Silverblue. Of course, that's not all -- we also have updated desktop flavors featuring KDE Plasma Desktop, Xfce, Cinnamon, and more. In the cloud Fedora Cloud images will be officially available in Microsoft Azure (in addition to Google Cloud and AWS). Also, our cloud images now are configured so that cloud-init can (at your option) install updates and reboot when first provisioned, so you know you're running with our latest security updates. Other updates As always, we've updated many, many other packages as we work to bring you the best of everything the free and open source software world has to offer. Fedora Linux 39 includes gcc 13.2, binutils 2.40, glibc 2.38, gdb 13.2, and rpm 4.19. It also has updates to popular programming language stacks, including Python 3.12 and Rust 1.73. Of particular note, we include the latest version of Inkscape, the popular vector graphics illustration and drawing tool. Inkscape also turned 20 yesterday -- we're digital twins! Congratulations to everyone in that awesome project as well. In the unlikely event of a problem... If you run into a problem, visit our Ask Fedora user support forum. This includes a category for common issues. (There are a few issues with Raspberry Pi in particular which we are still working to resolve. So if you're planning on updating one of those, make sure to check first.) Or if you just want to say "hello"... Drop by our "virtual watercooler" on Fedora Discussion and join a conversation, share something interesting, and introduce yourself. You're also invited to our virtual release party this Friday and Saturday. It's free! And we'll have interesting presentations and fun social events. Register here! Thank you everyone Thank you again to the thousands of people who contributed to the Fedora Project in this release cycle. You are amazing! Like this: Like Loading... New in Fedora Releases [2fccc1daa2ad] Matthew Miller Matthew is the Fedora Project Leader. You can find him on the Fedora mailing lists or Fedora Chat as "mattdm", or @mattdm@fosstodon.org on Mastodon. Matthew's content on this site is made available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license (or an earlier CC-BY-SA license if you need that for compatibility) -- share all you like, give credit, and let others share as well. 31 Comments Add Comment - 1. [d4c05aae9cd07eb67866a] Seth Maurice-Brant It's finally here! November 7, 2023 Reply 2. [21d868a35a5eee80bb7b7] wangyz thanks for great working! November 7, 2023 Reply + [cef64c6a077c75fe91157] Ricardo Great day today, new fedora is released! Was waiting for it to wipe out my new laptop's win11, and install this beauty. Thank you! November 7, 2023 Reply 3. [50e829e975e3e3368f034] Sean Redmond Can't wait to install Fedora 39 workstation! Looks amazing! November 7, 2023 Reply 4. [c191de0be3fd3ea7e090f] eltone Congratulations everyone and thank you. November 7, 2023 Reply 5. [d01f8244efbcf967d0bc7] Kamil Paral Once again there's a wrong common issues link. The correct one is: https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/tags/c/ask/common-issues/82/ none/f39 Please fix, thanks. November 7, 2023 Reply + [03ceda7b052178480d01f] Gregory Bartholomew Thanks Kamil. It's updated. I'll try to remember to make sure that the link points to the correct content next time. November 7, 2023 Reply 6. [3091c8ffc200fb2d3b422] szent Is the final download link correct? I downloading from the fedora website but the link is for the RC version of last week. November 7, 2023 Reply + [03ceda7b052178480d01f] Gregory Bartholomew Some proxies might still be sync'ing the new content. Also, try pressing Ctrl-F5 to be sure you aren't seeing a cached version in your browser. November 7, 2023 Reply 7. [b606ff03d95859b9002ec] HaThanhNek Great! November 7, 2023 Reply 8. [211ef87898714277dae07] david thanks all for the great job Fedora community is doing! November 7, 2023 Reply 9. [f21a46492b0997eb69ba8] Francisco Lopez Rojas Mil garcias, por ese extraordinario trabajo, eso es integracion de sociedada. November 7, 2023 Reply 10. [2cc9595b7ebfc6c14a495] Sumit Bhardwaj It seems the website is not updated yet, still showing Fedora 38 download links. November 7, 2023 Reply + [03ceda7b052178480d01f] Gregory Bartholomew Some proxies are being slow about updating. Hopefully they will all finish updating soon. November 7, 2023 Reply 11. [5d1b88a41a6ef76fff201] Jakub Steiner Lovely cover image. Well done, Daimar. November 7, 2023 Reply 12. [28266b1eac573b8110777] Richard Installing from the ground up and upgrading to 40 in a year!. Thank you all for this wonderful project. November 7, 2023 Reply 13. [71f58103f651ca3f6acb7] Niyaz Where is the Stable version of Fedora 39 still not showing in the website or anywhere only Beta version is available November 7, 2023 Reply + [03ceda7b052178480d01f] Gregory Bartholomew Try Ctrl+F5. Otherwise, wait for the proxies to synchronize. November 7, 2023 Reply 14. [b7fa33652cd3193ae8509] Keith Potential Bug HP 840G3 Intel AX210 Wi-Fi card Fedora 38 works Fedora 39 does not work November 7, 2023 Reply + [03ceda7b052178480d01f] Gregory Bartholomew Please use https://ask.fedoraproject.org/ to report bugs. Thanks. November 7, 2023 Reply 15. [bde0cf4de618f4cce91ad] Ricardo Solano Great job, I've been using and installing fedora from scratch since fedora 11. Thanks fedora team. November 7, 2023 Reply 16. [99fdccd512365343bffb6] lavinya Thank you for the new version. It would also be great if we could make color and shape arrangements in Gnome like on the plasma desktop. Thank you fedora team. November 7, 2023 Reply 17. [7adad7904ac0327be9897] Luciano O melhor linux desktop <3 November 7, 2023 Reply 18. [1225a6d0e2a1e6e449424] Andreas Reschke Thanks all for the work. I've just updated my Pinebook Pro (aarch64). November 7, 2023 Reply 19. [dc1318f978ea1da37abcb] Alex Attention! During a clean installation of Fedora, the Windows bootloader was erased November 7, 2023 Reply 20. [db31cb33215fd60cf5c11] Amir Mustafa Not able to upgrade from 38 to 39, I am getting segmentation fault error after rebooting, system details shows that its fedora 39, but its not fully upgraded as the gnome is still 44.6 and not able to run dnf update command, it shows segmentation fault. Tried dnf distro-sync as well but it shows the following error. The operation would result in removing the following protected packages: setup Don't know what to do November 7, 2023 Reply + [c0147f4cc31b5c6a5f6f8] Richard England You might obtain quicker assistance on the Matrix channel: https://matrix.to/#/#fedora:fedoraproject.org or on the Discussion page by opening a new topic: https:// discussion.fedoraproject.org/c/ask/6/none November 7, 2023 Reply 21. [d7a7a8f59bb415068bb79] Dani_L Why is there no link to the inplace upgrade procedure? maybe because it's broken in the docs? 1. One would expect it to be at https://docs.fedoraproject.org/ en-US/fedora/latest/system-upgrade/ 2. Where it actually is: https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/ quick-docs/upgrading-fedora-offline/ November 7, 2023 Reply + [03ceda7b052178480d01f] Gregory Bartholomew It'd be a good thing to report to the documentation team. There is a bug report icon in the upper-right of the documentation page. Thanks. November 7, 2023 Reply 22. [edcb922177b42378da20b] Dave Hugh Thanks for all the good work to get us to this point. Just upgraded a workstation and two servers to 39 without an issue. I was monitoring the blockers and reading the go/no-go meeting logs leading up to this final release - enlightening to see just how much hard work goes into overcoming the hurdles preventing a release. November 7, 2023 Reply 23. [536a9a31df85cedafb919] abe IS The "end of support" in /etc/os-release correct ? (2025-05-dd) November 7, 2023 Reply Leave a Reply Cancel reply The interval between posting a comment and its appearance will be irregular so please DO NOT resend the same post repeatedly. 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