Fedora 35 is out
The latest version of Fedora (formerly called Red Hat) is now available, so I downloaded it. Only 64 bit versions are available, and it's been that way since version 31, so all my 32 bit computers are version 30.
I remember when 8 bit was the thing for computers like the Sinclair Spectrum, and even the IBM PC was a mixture of 8 bit and 16 bit. But now even 32 bit computers are obsolete.
So I downloaded the server version, the workstation version and the netinstall version. The first two are on DVDs and the netinstall on a CD, because it works by downloading all the extras from the internet.
I can upgrade existing computers with:
dnf -y --releasever=35 --setopt=deltarpm=false distro-sync --allowerasing
But I'm in no hurry to do it, and if there is some serious problem, other people will find and report it.
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