Well, things have changed a little since March, and Fedora 24 Linux received a total of three delays, until now, and the final freeze stage has been moved to the end of May, on the 31st. But Linux kernel 4.6 is now out, and there’s still a small window of time to rebased the upcoming operating system on the new kernel branch, which is currently tagged as mainline, not stable.
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