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Fedora 44 on the Raspberry Pi 5

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Why This Matters

The release of Fedora 44 for the Raspberry Pi 5 marks a significant milestone, expanding Linux support for the latest hardware and offering a more versatile experience for developers and enthusiasts. This development enhances the Raspberry Pi ecosystem by enabling more robust and customizable operating systems, fostering innovation and broader adoption in the tech community.

Key Takeaways

So where has the last six months gone? I was planning on getting images done for Fedora 44 Beta but I was unwell and busy and ran out of time. So what better time to get them out than Pi Day!.

So compared to the last image what do we have now? Quite a lot more and I have more in the pipeline which should be in place in before freeze, plus a possible secret 😉, I just wanted to get something out sooner rather than later for people to play with. So the things that are working and tested are now:

All Raspberry Pi 5B: both revC and revD SoC 1/2/4/8/16GB variants

Serial console

The micro SD slot – the only supported OS disk ATM

HDMI including accelerated graphics

Wired ethernet port

Wireless network interface

USB ports (NOT for OS disks)

Desktops including images for KDE and GNOME

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