Fedora is a unique Linux distribution in that every 6 months a new version is released. And for those that are not aware, Fedora is sponsored by Red Hat, and is basically the beta or cutting edge ...

Fedora 29, hands-on: Installing and upgrading The latest release of this popular Linux distribution just arrived. I have installed or upgraded it on a variety of computers. Here are my results.

Popular Linux distros Fedora, openSUSE and Ubuntu have new upgrades for their users, from beginners to long-term enthusiasts. We review each along with video run-throughs.

It has been running fine, but now that core 3 has been out for a while, I was wondering what I would have to go through to upgrade it to full core 3 and not be running the beta version anymore.<BR ...

Fedora has always served as a proving ground for cutting-edge features across all aspects of Linux, so Fedora 21 Server includes new functionality aimed at users running application-stack servers.

Fedora 23 offers quite a few low-level improvements, of course. There are the usual across-the-board version bumps in all the software, including version 4.2 of the Linux kernel itself.

One of the main pieces of advice I give people moving to Linux is to double-check if the apps you use daily will still work. If it doesn't, there's usually an alternative app. However, sometimes there ...

If you're antsy to check out what's in store for Fedora 37, Jack Wallen is here to show you how you can upgrade your earlier version to the latest beta release.

Upgrading to Fedora 20, the version of Red Hat's community Linux distribution released this week, from version 19, at least, is broken and this fact does not seem to have been disseminated to many ...