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Fedora Linux 41 will officially release October 29(hachyderm.io)

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LambdaRX@sh.itjust.works
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Windows skipped only one number: Windows 9, but we skipped 35 releases. Obvious sign of Linux superiority.

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Oops, fixed. The post had “#Fedora” so instinctively I ignored the hashtag.

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narc0tic_bird@lemm.ee
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When talking about the kernel, Windows actually skipped 3 major versions iirc from the top of my head. Windows 8 was Windows (NT) 6.2, and Windows 10 skipped that version number to, well, 10.

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Nanook@friendica.eskimo.com
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Federa release numbers are not Redhat release numbers.

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Gingernate@programming.dev
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Linux 41!?

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Nanook@friendica.eskimo.com
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@Gingernate @that_leaflet Really talking Fedora 41.

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It’s a mastodon post where “Fedora” has a hashtag, and then it is followed by “Linux 41…”. The title should say “Fedora Linux 41 will be released on October 29”

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secret300@lemmy.sdf.org
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Very exciting. I’m hyped for the improvements to the touch screen keyboard. I have a surface that I usually use in tablet mode

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