Fedora 25 arrived on November 22, 2016, as reported right here on Softpedia, and it ships with lots of modern GNU/Linux technologies and the latest open source software releases.
We bet that many of you would like to upgrade their Fedora 24 installations to Fedora 25, so Fedora Ambassador Justin W. Flory published a nice tutorial on how to achieve that, no matter the method used, via GNOME Software or command-line using the powerful DNF package manager.
Now, if you’re using the flagship Workstation edition, which uses the GNOME desktop environment, you should see a notification that tells you an upgrade is available. If this is the case for you, go ahead and click the notification, which will launch the GNOME Software graphical package manager.
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