Fedora is one of the operating systems that users wait regularly and with big interest. Fedora is a playground of new technologies that will later come to RedHat and its derivatives like
CentOS.
Fedora 27 has been released on the 14th of November 2017. Let's have a quick whistlestop tour through the GNOME version of this operating system.
When the boot process starts, you are asked about the choice: try or install.
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Fedora 27 booting up |
The welcome screen has no icons, but only a black panel at the top. The wallpaper is in deep-blue tones with a
Fedora logo in the bottom-right corner.
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Fedora 27 welcome screen |
Freshly booted system takes about 1.4 Gb of memory, which is way-way-way too much!
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Fedora 27 resources usage |
The menu in
Fedora 27 is not too long.
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Fedora 27 menu, part 1 |
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Fedora 27 menu, part 2 |
The Activities section of the menu contains the list of active windows, if any.
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Fedora 27 Activities section |
The applications in
Fedora 27 GNOME only have a Close button on it. There are no Minimize or Restore buttons. You will need to add them yourselves using the 3rd party tools.
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Fedora 27 applications |
Do you want to try
Fedora 27 yourself? Why not order a disk with this operating system from the
BuyLinuxCDs.co.uk site?
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