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Fedora 37 Workstation and TUXEDO OS 2
Fedora 37 Workstation
64-bit
Fedora is a Red Hat-maintained community distro that is known for early adoption of new software components. The Fedora Workstation edition is focused on desktop operations in a professional setting. The Fedora 37 release includes the Gnome 43 desktop, which features a redesigned system status menu and a major upgrade for the Files file manager. The latest Fedora also comes with updates to the support for human languages, as well as key updates to computer language components, including Python, glibc, and LLVM.
TUXEDO OS 2
64-bit
TUXEDO OS is an Ubuntu-based Linux variant maintained by the European hardware vendor TUXEDO for use with their native Linux laptop systems. TUXEDO unveiled an ISO for general purpose Linux systems back in September, and they have also made their new TUXEDO OS 2 release available to the public as a slim and responsive desktop system. TUXEDO OS 2 is based on Ubuntu 22.04. Users who choose TUXEDO OS over Ubuntu prefer the selection of native applications, the Flatpack package management system, and the attention to performance. In our tests, TUXEDO OS booted significantly faster than Ubuntu or Windows (see the article elsewhere in this issue).
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