MajorGeeks has dropped a fresh review on Fedora Linux 42, which has officially been released today. Fedora Linux 42 is a thrilling new release that brings together performance, flair, and a dash of futuristic tech savvy. It also boasts HDR support and plays nicely with games.

Fedora 42 - It Might Be the Prettiest Linux Yet - MajorGeeks

Fedora 42 is here, and it's one of the most exciting Linux releases in years. Packed with upgrades, it blends performance, polish, and forward-thinking tech in a way few distros can pull off. But beyond the usual improvements and package bumps, this release delivers something that's been on many Linux users' wishlists for a long time: HDR support. And yeah, it works with games too.

Fedora 42 ships with GNOME 48 as its default desktop environment, and the two go together like a Tesla and its sleek cockpit. GNOME is the interface you see and touch. GNOME is the dashboard, the controls, the touchscreen, and even the cupholders. It's how you interact with the machine.

Fedora 42, on the other hand, is the whole car: the engine, the frame, the tires, and everything under the hood. You can technically install GNOME on other "cars" (Linux distros), but Fedora is where GNOME really shines, because they're built to work seamlessly together. It's the cleanest, most direct experience, with all the latest features and none of the clutter. If you want to know what GNOME was meant to feel like, Fedora is the test drive you want.

For a distro known for being first to the party regarding modern Linux features, Fedora 42 + GNOME 48 feels like another bold but refined step forward. It brings you bleeding-edge tech but in a way that's becoming increasingly accessible, stable, and, dare we say... polished.

Fedora 42 - It Might Be the Prettiest Linux Yet - MajorGeeks