Fedora Linux 45

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Announcing the release of Fedora Linux 45

The Fedora Project is pleased to announce the release of Fedora Linux 45! Whether you use Fedora on your desktop, server, edge device, or cloud instance, Fedora Linux 45 brings polished desktop upgrades, powerful new installer features, and updated toolchains. Every Fedora release is a major community effort – thank you to everyone in our community who helped build, test, and package this release! If you are already running Fedora Linux, upgrading to the new release is simple. Our user documentation shows you exactly how to start enjoying F45 easily. Looking for a clean install or setting up a new device? Head over to getfedora.org to grab installation media for our flagship Editions:…from fedoramagazine.org

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