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Fedora 41 with Proposal to Adopt DNF5
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I've been using it since I switched to Fedora a month and a half ago, and I have had 0 problematical with it. Considering how much Fedora likes to be a testing bed for everything, I'm surprised it wasn't here with Fedora 39 (because it was delayed).