The Fedora Project announced the official release of Fedora Linux 43 on November 2, 2025, making it available for download across multiple desktop environments. This update brings fresh features and improvements to the popular Linux distribution. Users can now access Workstation, KDE Plasma, and other spins.
Fedora Linux 43 marks the latest iteration of the community-driven distribution sponsored by Red Hat. Released as part of the week ending November 2, 2025, it includes editions tailored to different user preferences and hardware setups.
The available spins encompass a range of desktop environments and interfaces. These include Fedora Linux 43 Workstation, which serves as the flagship edition; Fedora Linux 43 KDE Plasma for users favoring the Plasma desktop; Fedora Linux 43 Xfce for a lightweight experience; and Fedora Linux 43 Cinnamon, offering a familiar Windows-like interface. Additional options are Fedora Linux 43 Budgie, Fedora Linux 43 LXQt, Fedora Linux 43 LXDE, Fedora Linux 43 SoaS (Sugar on a Stick for education), Fedora Linux 43 MATE, Fedora Linux 43 Sway (Wayland compositor), Fedora Linux 43 i3 (tiling window manager), Fedora Linux 43 Miracle (possibly a custom spin), and Fedora Linux 43 COSMIC (a new desktop environment).
This release arrives amid a busy week in the Linux ecosystem, highlighted in the 9to5Linux Weekly Roundup as the 264th installment. No specific new features or changes for Fedora 43 were detailed in the announcement, but it aligns with ongoing efforts to deliver cutting-edge open-source software. Downloads are now accessible from the official Fedora website, allowing immediate upgrades or fresh installations for enthusiasts and professionals alike.
The Fedora Project continues to emphasize stability, security, and innovation, positioning version 43 as a solid foundation for the upcoming year.