Introducing Fedora Asahi Remix 39, the latest version of this fully integrated distro designed specifically for Apple Silicon Macs. Developed in collaboration with the Asahi Linux project, Fedora Asahi Remix offers extensive platform and device support, making it an ideal choice for Apple Silicon users. This release is based on Fedora Linux 39 and brings a polished Linux experience to the table.
With its flagship desktop environment, KDE Plasma, Fedora Asahi Remix provides users with a high-quality experience. It also supports the GNOME desktop variant, giving users the flexibility to choose the desktop environment that suits their preferences.
One of the standout features of Fedora Asahi Remix is its smooth HiDPI support. This ensures that users with high-resolution displays can enjoy a crisp and clear interface without any scaling issues. Additionally, the distro supports Wayland, a modern display protocol that offers improved performance and security.
Graphics enthusiasts will be pleased to know that Fedora Asahi Remix supports both OpenGL and OpenGL ES graphics standards. This opens up a world of possibilities for graphic-intensive applications and games.
For those who prefer a leaner installation, Fedora Asahi Remix offers a Fedora Server variant and Minimal image. This allows users to tailor their Linux setup according to their specific needs.
To get started with Fedora Asahi Remix 39, simply follow the installation guide. Whether you’re a Linux enthusiast or a newcomer to the world of open-source software, Fedora Asahi Remix 39 provides a user-friendly and feature-rich Linux experience on Apple Silicon Macs.

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Fedora Asahi Remix 39 is a fully integrated distro designed for Apple Silicon Macs, offering extensive platform and device support. It provides a high-quality Linux experience with smooth HiDPI support and compatibility with OpenGL and OpenGL ES graphics standards.

Fedora Asahi Remix 39: A High-Quality Linux Experience for Apple Silicon Macs

Looking forward to Asahi Linux having support for TB4/USB4 and TouchID, then I’m taking this for a spin.