fedora 40 is now available as a new stable version of a community distribution sponsored by Red Hat that serves as a test bed for future technologies that will be implemented in RHEL later. This time we basically find an update of the same old thing, but KDE Plasma has managed to steal some of the limelight from GNOME and there are ROCm 6 and PyTorch in the repositories.

Starting with the most “tangible” parts of desktop systems, the first thing we find is thatThe Xorg session is no longer pre-installed on the spin with KDE Plasma, something that was extended to the atomic surface of Kinoite. Fedora decided to launch KDE Plasma 6 in style, emphasizing that it was finally introducing the Wayland session as the default, which, along with the experimental nature of the distribution, encouraged those in charge to make the decision we already know.

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