Fedora 28 official release introduces GNOME 3.28 environment

Fedora, the GNU/Linux distribution favored by Linus Torvalds, the father of Linux, has officially released version 28.0 today. Fedora 28 brings a lot of new features, but the thing that makes desktop/workstation users most happy is the introduction of the GNOME 3.28 environment, support for Thunderbolt 3 ports and improved laptop battery life.

Fedora has always used GNOME as the default desktop environment, and the best part is that Fedora does not modify or customize the desktop environment. In other words, users can experience a native, pure GNOME experience, which is one of the reasons Fedora is so popular with Linux users.

The Fedora project team wrote in the update log: "GNOME 3.28 introduces file, folder and contact collections for faster management and access. In addition, the new app Usage helps users diagnose and resolve performance and functionality issues faster. Fedora WorkStation 28 also introduces GNOME Photos as the default photo management app, providing a simpler application for browsing, viewing, and organizing photos. "

Fedora 28 introduces a new Modular Repository that provides alternative versions of software and updates, allowing users to quickly update a component according to their needs. In addition, all Fedora 28 releases also feature improvements to VirtualBox's guest mode, simplifying the user experience. "