The beta of Fedora 28 is now available with many new features
Yesterday, the immediate availability of the Fedora 28 beta was announced, the next version of this magnificent Linux distribution. Initially expected by the end of March, Fedora 28 Beta is now available for public testing, bringing with it many of the latest versions of free software and GNU / Linux tools, among which we can mention the GNOME 3.28 environment and a new modular repository for Fedora 28 Server. What's new in Fedora 28 The Fedora modularity initiative promises that system administrators can run multiple versions of the same software on the same machine without compromising its stability or performance. Additionally, Fedora 28 Server supports architecture AArch64 (ARM 64) as primary architecture. "Instead of a separate modular operating system, we have added a modular repository next to the common repository. With the Fedora Server edition the modular repository will be available immediately. You will have access to some modules today and will arrive mo...