Red Hat Enterprise Linux uses Fedora source code in its development ... so it’s a case of downloading the ISO and using balenaEtcher or similar to write it to a bootable thumb drive.

Then, version 41 should be available, complete with a checksum file to ensure the veracity of the ISO ... benefit Fedora users, but these tweaks will be pushed upstream to improve Linux in general.

For Rocky 8, it’s May 2029. Red Hat Enterprise Linux uses Fedora source code in its development, so Fedora and Rocky naturally share several touch points. However, where Fedora 39 is built on ...