The Fedora 24 Beta operating system has been finally approved for landing on May 10, during the Fedora 24 Beta Go/No-Go meeting that took place on May 5, 2016. Fedora 24 Beta is the second and last milestone in the development cycle of the anticipated Fedora 24 Linux operating system, which also saw three delays until now and it looks like it should finally land in mid-June with Linux kernel 4.5, GNOME 3.20, as well as numerous up to date core components and applications.
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