Fedora Silverblue

Immutable OS for developers and creators

Parent Distro Fedora
Desktop GNOME
RAM Required 2GB+ (4GB recommended)
Best for Developers, creators, innovators

What is Fedora Silverblue?

Fedora Silverblue is an immutable variant of Fedora, designed to offer a stable and reliable OS experience. It is part of the Fedora family and shares the same core system.

What sets Fedora Silverblue apart is its immutable file system, which provides consistency and reliability. Changes can be rolled back, making it ideal for testing new software without risk.

Fedora Silverblue is best suited for developers and creators who need a stable platform for innovation while benefiting from cutting-edge Fedora technologies.

Silverblue features

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Immutable File System

Ensures system stability by preventing unintentional modifications and allowing easy rollbacks.

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OSTree Technology

Uses OSTree to manage system updates, ensuring consistency and reliability in deployments.

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Flatpak Support

Seamlessly integrates with Flatpak for easy installation and management of applications.

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Developer-Friendly

Comes with tools and features that cater specifically to developers and power users.

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Rollback Capabilities

Easily revert to previous system states, reducing downtime and ensuring productivity.

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Cutting-Edge Software

Access to the latest Fedora innovations while maintaining a stable working environment.

System requirements

Minimum Recommended
RAM 2 GB 4 GB+
Storage 20 GB 100 GB+
Display 1024×768 1920×1080
Graphics Any GPU with 3D acceleration

Requires more resources compared to lightweight Fedora editions.

Other Fedora editions

Same stable base, different desktop experience.

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FAQ

How is Fedora Silverblue different from Fedora Workstation?

Fedora Silverblue is immutable, meaning system files are read-only, providing stability and easy rollbacks, unlike Fedora Workstation's traditional setup.

Does Fedora Silverblue use more resources?

While it requires similar resources to other GNOME-based Fedora editions, its immutable nature may use additional storage for snapshots.

Can I customize Fedora Silverblue?

Customization is possible through layered packages and Flatpaks, although system files remain immutable for stability.

What is the installation process like?

Installation is straightforward and similar to other Fedora editions, using the Anaconda installer with a graphical interface.

How do updates work on Fedora Silverblue?

Updates are managed via OSTree, allowing atomic updates and rollbacks, ensuring system reliability and consistency.

Is Fedora Silverblue suitable for daily use?

Yes, it's ideal for users who prioritize stability and innovation, especially developers and creators who can benefit from its robust features.

Ready to try Fedora Silverblue?

Download the ISO and create a bootable USB to test it out.