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In this video, I take a full look at the Fedora 44 COSMIC spin — Fedora’s official release of the COSMIC Desktop Environment. I cover a first look at the interface, a bit of the history behind COSMIC, its standout auto-tiling feature, and why I made the switch to Fedora COSMIC as my daily driver. If you’re curious whether Fedora COSMIC is worth using in 2026, this review breaks it down for you.
Fedora Workstation 44 is here — but is it worth upgrading? In this review, I take a look at what’s new in Fedora 44, walk through the installation and upgrade process, and share my honest thoughts on whether this incremental release moves the needle for Linux desktop users.
We’ll also talk about the bigger picture: what “boring” releases mean for Fedora’s long-term competitiveness, and whether the increased focus on the KDE Plasma spin signals a shift in direction.
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Installing Fedora 43? In this step-by-step tutorial, I’ll walk you through the entire installation process — from creating the bootable USB, to testing Fedora in Live Mode, to completing the full install on your PC. Whether you’re switching from Windows or upgrading your Linux setup, this Fedora 43 guide makes the process clear, beginner-friendly, and frustration-free.
You’ll learn how to download Fedora 43 safely, prepare installation media, explore the Live Environment, start the installer, and finish the post-install setup. If you’re new to Fedora or Linux, this video will help you get up and running confidently.
Fedora 43 is here, and in this review I’ll show you what’s new, what’s improved, and whether this release is worth upgrading to. We’ll explore the latest GNOME 49 desktop, installation process, and my honest impressions after hands-on testing.
If you’re new to Linux, setting up a Dual Boot between Windows and a Linux distro can be an effective means of running the best of both worlds. In this video, Jay goes over the process of installing Fedora Workstation 42 alongside Windows 11.
Fedora Workstation 42 is a fantastic release that you should definitely check out. It has great performance, a well-integrated desktop environment, tons of features – it’s never been a better time to check out Fedora. In this video, Jay will show you the process of performing a full installation.
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Fedora Workstation 42 is finally here, powered by Linux kernel 6.14 and GNOME 48. This time around, there’s some interesting improvements – most notably with performance. In this video, Jay takes a look at the latest release.
What distro does Jay use? What’s his setup like? This is a very common question on the channel – and in this video, you’ll get an inside look at his Linux environment – now based on Fedora!
Switching to Linux can be a long migration, so sometimes it’s great to be able to sample the best of both worlds on a single PC. Or, perhaps you’re even a fan of both operating systems! In this video, Jay will walk you through the process of dual-booting Fedora Workstation and Windows 11 every step of the way. Just make sure you back up first just in case!
Check out the Fedora distribution here.
It’s hard to believe, but Fedora has just published the project’s 40th release, which comes with GNOME 46 and Linux kernel 6.8. In this video, Jay gives you his thoughts on the latest version of the popular Linux desktop.
