Fedora 41 Workstation Review – A Comprehensive Analysis

With Fedora 41's release, we see the next major update for this popular GNU/Linux distribution. Fedora is known for its stability, closeness to upstream projects, and leadership in implementing new technologies. In Fedora 41, many of these strengths shine again, paired with improvements optimizing the user experience for both end-users and developers. I'm Michael from fosstopia, and now, buckle up – let's dive in.

Small correction: Fedora 41 brings KDE Plasma 6.2 with and not 6.1!
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[jmacdono]

Hands down the best Linux distribution out there. And it just keeps getting better with each release. Thanks for the great video as always, Michael!

[vasulibhai]

Comprehensive review in 9 minutes. The world we live in.

[ThorRavnsborg]

So far extremely pleased with Fedora 41 KDE.

[esra_erimez]

I'm not a fan of RHEL related distros, but this video was very interesting and informative. thanks.

[OG_xaikia]

My system lags after installing the nvidia driver from the software app, what could be the solution?

[SuryaAnggraito]

Use Fedora before, and change to Ubuntu until today.
But i stiil following news about Fedora Linux. Maybe someday will using Fedora again

[Johan]

Probably a me problem but really dislike GNOME, but I'm more of a WM user like DWM on X11 or Hyprland on Wayland.
Nor a fan of RHEL based cause of the company behind it, same reason I won't install Ubuntu.