Fedora Linux 44 Beta Candidate 1.1 has been released, featuring a new GNOME 50 stack and Linux kernel 6.19.2, with a focus on identifying issues that may arise from their integration. Testers are encouraged to follow the comprehensive test plan, report results, and highlight any blockers to ensure a smooth final release. The beta cycle aims to uncover and address potential glitches, particularly those related to recent changes in the Wayland compositing path in GNOME 50. The community is reminded of the importance of timely feedback and the approaching final freeze date, as all beta-priority tests must pass before the release can be deemed stable

Fedora Linux 44 Beta Candidate 1.1: GNOME 50 and Kernel 6.19.2 Testing

The first candidate for Fedora 44 Linux Beta is now live with a fresh GNOME 50 stack alongside Linux kernel 6.19.2. This beta cycle focuses on ironing out surprises that surface when new desktop environments and kernels converge, particularly issues related to the recent patch in GNOME 50. Testers are asked to dive into the full test plan, submit results, and flag any blockers before the final freeze. By doing so, they'll help ensure the quality of Fedora 44's release by identifying potential issues and submitting their findings through the official Summary page.

Fedora Linux 44 Beta Candidate 1.1: GNOME 50 and Kernel 6.19.2 Testing @ Linux Compatible