The GNOME Linux desktop's latest release is now available. Find out about the new and improved Bluetooth, user interface, apps, and other features in GNOME 44.

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GNOME 44 is the standard desktop in several Linux distributions. The upcoming Fedora 38 release will include GNOME 44 and should be out sometime in April. GNOME 44 builds have already landed in openSUSE's Tumbleweed and MicroOS, to name just a few of the major distros.

What's new in GNOME 44?