14 DAY TRIAL // Fedora 16, dubbed Verne, has been released earlier today, as expected by all its fans on November 8th, bringing lots of cool stuff and new artwork.
Therefore, we thought it will be a very good idea to take both KDE and GNOME Live CDs for a spin and make a few screenshots, which can be viewed at the end of the article.
As mentioned in our previous article, Fedora 16 comes packed with lots of bleeding-edge Linux technologies like GNOME 3.2, KDE Plasma Workspace 4.7 or Linux kernel 3.1.
Fedora 16 (Verne) is available for both 32-bit and 64-bit architectures, distributed as an Installable DVD and Live CDs with GNOME and KDE.
Among other features brought by the new Fedora 16 operating system, we can mention GRUB2, new artwork (including a revamped boot splash screen), SELinux improvements, 1000 System accounts, GNOME Input integration, USB Network Redirection, and more.
Download Fedora 16 Install DVD right now from Softpedia.
Download Fedora 16 GNOME Live CD right now from Softpedia.
Download Fedora 16 KDE Live CD right now from Softpedia.
