The New Features Of Fedora 27
The beta of Fedora 27 is finally set to be released today. Here's a look at the new features of Fedora 27.
- First and foremost, Fedora Workstation 27 has in GNOME 3.26. That alone adds a lot of new desktop features as well as better Wayland support, improved display handling, and other work as outlined in that linked article providing a feature look at the recently released GNOME 3.26.0.
- Fedora 27 has continued the Flatpak push.
- Pipewire will be experimental in Fedora 27 as the "PulseAudio of video."
- RPM 4.14 is present as is glibc 2.26. Golang 1.9 and Perl 5.26 are among the language updates.
- 32-bit UEFI support is finally available for the few systems needing 32-bit UEFI support on 64-bit hardware.
- Printing improvements.
- Continued work around modularizing Fedora itself and the Fedora Modular Server.
- AArch64 single board computer disk images are now being produced.
- Java 9 is available as a tech preview in F27.
Stay tuned for more Fedora 27 feature coverage and benchmarks in the coming days and weeks on Phoronix. If I missed covering any other interesting Fedora 27 changes, feel free to point them out in the forums. Fedora 27 is currently scheduled for its official release on 7 November, assuming no further delays.
- First and foremost, Fedora Workstation 27 has in GNOME 3.26. That alone adds a lot of new desktop features as well as better Wayland support, improved display handling, and other work as outlined in that linked article providing a feature look at the recently released GNOME 3.26.0.
- Fedora 27 has continued the Flatpak push.
- Pipewire will be experimental in Fedora 27 as the "PulseAudio of video."
- RPM 4.14 is present as is glibc 2.26. Golang 1.9 and Perl 5.26 are among the language updates.
- 32-bit UEFI support is finally available for the few systems needing 32-bit UEFI support on 64-bit hardware.
- Printing improvements.
- Continued work around modularizing Fedora itself and the Fedora Modular Server.
- AArch64 single board computer disk images are now being produced.
- Java 9 is available as a tech preview in F27.
Stay tuned for more Fedora 27 feature coverage and benchmarks in the coming days and weeks on Phoronix. If I missed covering any other interesting Fedora 27 changes, feel free to point them out in the forums. Fedora 27 is currently scheduled for its official release on 7 November, assuming no further delays.
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