Fedora 43 Beta: A Sleek Upgrade with New Languages and Tools

Fedora 43 Beta is here, boasting improvements across the board. The installer gets a major overhaul with the Anaconda WebUI as the default, a switch to DNF5, and the removal of modular packages for a streamlined experience. Core development tools are updated, including GCC 15.2, glibc 2.42, and LLVM 21. Python 3.14, Go 1.25, Idris 2, and even the experimental Hare language are now supported. Database upgrades include PostgreSQL 18 and MySQL 8.4 as the default. GNOME moves entirely to Wayland, and font rendering is improved. Several deprecated components have been removed, paving the way for a cleaner, more modern Fedora experience.