Announcing Fedora 23

Highlights in the Fedora 22 release

Fedora Cloud

Fedora Server

Fedora Workstation

Fedora 23 is an exciting release for desktop users, with numerous improvements both above and beneath the proverbial hood.

No Fedora release would be complete without the latest GNOME release, and GNOME 3.18 is part of Fedora 23, and easier to use than ever:

There are numerous improvements to Wayland, the next-generation graphics stack, preparing it to be the default graphical server in a future release. F24? MOAR DETAILS PLZ
The brightness of your laptop display will adjust accordingly as the lighting in your environment changes, if you have a newer laptop with an ambient backlight sensor.
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You can update your system firmware directly from the Software app if your hardware manufacturer supports the Linux Vendor Firmware Service.
You can access your Google user data, including on Google Drive, through GNOME apps thanks to refreshed support for Google APIs.

You can be more productive than ever when using LibreOffice on Fedora, since LibreOffice 5 is included in Fedora 23. The new release includes many new features and improvements:

Style previews in the sidebar
Microsoft Word-compatible text highlighting
Built-in image crop
UI for data bars in Calc
Support for Time-Stamp Protocol in PDF export
Support for Adobe Swatch Exchange color palettes
Import of Apple Pages files
Improved support for HiDPI screens
Significantly improved support for MS Office formats

Spins, Labs, and ARM

Other changes of note

Every software written in Python shipped by default on Fedora Workstation DVD and Fedora Cloud images is now running on Python3. Fedora Workstation doesn't even include Python2 in the default installation (it is still possible to install Python2 through dnf). Note that /usr/bin/python binary remains unchanged and still points to Python2.