Fedora Linux 44 Beta Candidate 1.2 has been released, featuring updates to GNOME, KDE Plasma, and the Linux kernel, with a focus on identifying and resolving potential issues prior to the final release. Users are encouraged to test the beta by accessing pre-built ISOs and submitting results through the provided resources, including the Fedora Quality chat channel and Discourse. The beta testing is crucial as it aims to catch any glitches, particularly those related to the recent GNOME 50 patch that may affect older GPUs. With a final freeze approaching in two weeks, timely feedback from the community is essential to ensure the stability and quality of the release

Test Fedora Linux 44 Beta Candidate 1.2: Community-Driven Release Preparation

Fedora Linux 44 Beta Candidate 1.2 has been released with new versions of GNOME, KDE Plasma, and the Linux kernel series. This beta candidate is crucial for ironing out issues that may arise when these components converge, such as a recent patch in GNOME 50 that can cause a black screen on older GPUs. To help test the release, users can access various resources including pre-built ISOs, test cases, and support channels like the Fedora Quality chat channel and quality tag on Discourse. The community is encouraged to submit results and flag any blockers before the final freeze in two weeks, as this will help ensure the quality of the release.

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