It is official, Fedora 36 now has two completely different launch dates. If issues go as deliberate, the beta of the distribution will change into accessible on March 15, 2022. If there is a delay, Fedora 36 shall be launched on March 22, 2022. As soon as the general public beta testing is full, the official launch shall be April 19, 2022, or, if there is a delay, April 26, 2022.
As for brand new options, probably the most notable would be the addition of GNOME 42, which improves each UI and performance. The modifications to GNOME 42 embrace a system-wide darkish theme desire, wallpapers for each darkish and light-weight themes, updates to the folder icon theme, much more assist for libadwaita, an improved System Settings utility (because of GTK 4), a brand new default textual content editor (shifting from Gedit to GNOME Textual content Editor), and an improved screenshot device and native display recording.
Different additions to Fedora 36 embrace the 5.17 kernel, Java 17, Golang 1.18, Noto typefaces because the default, GCC 12.0, Glibc 2.35, PHP 8.1, the default Wayland session now makes use of the proprietary NVIDIA driver, and the RPM database has been moved from /var/ to /usr.
To see the entire modifications being made to Fedora 36, try the changeset on the Fedora Wiki.
