Fedora 41's beta is highly compatible with VirtualBox, marking an improved user experience, as it prepares for its mid-October full release.
Fedora and Ubuntu share a similar release cadence, both featuring core components like kernel 6.11 and GNOME 47, although Fedora focuses more on developers.
Unlike many other distros, Fedora lacks long-term support; it offers updates for a year, encouraging users to perform clean installs every couple of releases.
Fedora's inclusion of newer programming tools and strict non-FOSS policies differentiates it from Ubuntu, promoting a current and developer-friendly environment.
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