Chris Smart has announced the release of Korora
22, a set of user-friendly, Fedora-based desktop Linux distributions
with a choice of Cinnamon, GNOME, KDE 5, MATE and Xfce desktops: "
It
has been a long road to the Korora 22 (code name 'Selina') release and
we're sorry that it has taken so long. However, it is now finally
available for download. KDE 4 is no longer supported in Korora 22. If
you do not wish to upgrade to KDE 5 then please stick with Korora 21.
With this release we've decided to no-longer include Adobe Flash out of
the box, due to the continued high number of security flaws. The
repository is still enabled, however, and if you wish to use Flash you
can install it using the package manager, or command line 'sudo dnf
install flash-plugin' - or install and use Google Chrome which has the
current up-to-date version of Flash." Continue to the
release announcement for a full list of new features.
Download (MD5, pkglist):
korora-22-x86_64-cinnamon-live.iso (1,865MB,
torrent),
korora-22-x86_64-gnome-live.iso (2,027MB,
torrent),
korora-22-x86_64-kde-live.iso (2,589MB,
torrent),
korora-22-x86_64-mate-live.iso (1,948MB,
torrent),
korora-22-x86_64-xfce-live.iso (1,842MB,
torrent).
