Fedora 28 Featuring GNOME 3.28 Released (betanews.com)

Following an official beta release, Fedora 28 has been released today. From a report: Fedora 28 has many new features, but one in particular will surely excite desktop/workstation users -- GNOME 3.28, which introduces Thunderbolt 3 support and improved laptop battery life. Fedora has long used GNOME as the default desktop environment, and best of all, it is mostly a stock affair -- no silly tweaks enabled by default. In other words, you get a very pure GNOME experience, making Fedora Workstation the preferred OS for many hardcore fans of the DE. "GNOME 3.28 adds the capability to favorite files, folders, and contacts for easier organization and access. Additionally, the new application Usage is included to help users more easily diagnose and resolve performance and capacity issues," says The Fedora Project.

Comments

Like Everybody Else..

[TechyImmigrant]

I'll wait for the XFCE version.

Re:An easy and elegant way to use your computer

[ausekilis]

I still think it's hilarious that people think Gnome is clunky then sing the virtues of Cinnamon. Considering Cinnamon depends on Gnome 3. Sure, the look and feel is more like Gnome 2, but it's still Gnome "under the hood".

Personally, I like how Gnome3 stays out of your way when doing something. After installing a few plugins and learning a few shortcut keys, I'm just as productive as I was in Gnome 2 or in KDE.

Re:Well,

[TechyImmigrant]

It's already available. https://download.fedoraproject...

It was a short wait.