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it seems weird that you can't easily find the kernel version on any of these release/change notes
by kapilvt 6y ago
it seems weird that you can't easily find the kernel version on any of these release/change notes
- cesarb 6y agoFor Fedora, the kernel version is always "the latest with a lag of a couple of weeks". All the currently supported Fedora releases update to the same kernel version at the same time; currently, both Fedora 32 and Fedora 33 (and Fedora 31 if you're still using it) are using kernel 5.8, and when Fedora 33 updates to kernel 5.9, Fedora 32 will update to kernel 5.9 too.