Fedora Project Product
Fedora Linux
Fedora Linux is a Fedora Project product filed under Operating Systems. Lifecycle: versioned, 44 versions listed, latest 44 (28 Apr 2026).
Releases and Lifecycle
All Fedora Project productsRelease and support dates as published by Fedora Project; dates within the next 12 months are highlighted, past dates dimmed. Retrieved 2026-10-14.
Fedora Linux 44 versions
End of life dates for 42 and earlier are from the vendor End of Life Releases table. The release date of each of those is the EOL date minus the vendor-stated "maintained for" day count. Releases 44 and 43 use the Final Target date and the planned End of Life date from the vendor release schedule, which the vendor marks as changeable.
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| 44Fedora Linux release life cycle | [1][3] | ||
| 43Fedora Linux release life cycle | [1][4] | ||
| 42Fedora Linux release life cycle | [2] | ||
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Lifecycle Policy
- Fedora Linux release life cycle. A new Fedora Linux release appears approximately every six months and is maintained for approximately 13 months: release N is supported until four weeks after the release of release N+2, after which it reaches End of Life and receives no updates. [1]
Sources 4
- Fedora Linux Release Life Cycle retrieved 2026-10-14
- End of Life Releases retrieved 2026-10-14
- Fedora Linux 44 Schedule: Key tasks retrieved 2026-10-14
- Fedora Linux 43 Schedule: Key tasks retrieved 2026-10-14