Operating System
Fedora Releases
Track every Fedora release from latest to end-of-life. Version timelines, EOL dates, and upgrade guidance for developers and Linux enthusiasts.
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Version Timeline
All tracked releases with lifecycle status and EOL dates.
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Health Status
Overall support health
EOL Countdown
Next end-of-life date
Latest Version
Current stable release
CVE Status
Known vulnerabilities
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Fedora releases and lifecycle.
How long are Fedora versions supported?
Each Fedora release is supported for approximately 13 months, until one month after the second subsequent release ships.
How often does Fedora release new versions?
Fedora ships a new version roughly every 6 months, typically in April/May and October/November.
What is the relationship between Fedora and RHEL?
Fedora serves as the upstream for Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Features tested in Fedora eventually make their way into RHEL releases.
Should I use Fedora for servers?
Fedora is primarily a workstation and development distribution. For servers, consider Fedora Server or use RHEL, Rocky Linux, or AlmaLinux which have much longer support cycles.