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The definitive Linux guides are here. Linux guides provide a comprehensive overview of the Linux ecosystem, including Fedora 45, Immutable Ubuntu, and Linux Mint's new features. Fedora 45 has arrived, packed with Linux 7.2, GNOME 51, and Plasma 6.7. It also features kmscon, replacing the old text console, and a QR code that leads to a page for kernel panics.

What's new in Fedora 45

Fedora 45 is a significant release, with many new features and improvements. The inclusion of Linux 7.2, GNOME 51, and Plasma 6.7 makes it a powerful and user-friendly distribution. The replacement of the old text console with kmscon is a notable improvement, providing a more modern and efficient way of interacting with the system.

Immutable Ubuntu

Canonical has restarted Ubuntu Core Desktop, a snap-based system that stays locked down. This move towards an immutable system is significant, as it provides a more secure and stable environment for users. The dedicated team working on Ubuntu Core Desktop is a testament to the importance of this project.

Linux Mint's new feature

Linux Mint is bringing back hibernation, with a few useful tweaks. Hibernation was turned off by default in many distributions, including Ubuntu, due to its slow performance. However, Linux Mint's implementation promises to be faster and more efficient.

KDE Linux and ntsync kernel module

KDE Linux will load the ntsync kernel module by default. This module provides a closer match to Windows sync primitives, which can substantially boost performance. The inclusion of this module is a significant improvement for users who rely on Wine and Proton for running Windows applications.