Review of freshly installed Fedora 39 Workstation (Gnome GUI) January 26, 2024 Author: neoX SCREENSHOT 106) Boxes with loaded Fedora 38 in a virtual machine Click on “Preferences” for more options. Boxes with loaded Fedora 38 in a virtual machine SCREENSHOT 107) Limiting virtual machine resources like CPU, Memory, Storage limit and more. Boxes Preferences Resources limits tab SCREENSHOT 108) In the Devices and shares tab a CD/DVD or USB device or a directory could be shared with the virtual machine. Boxes Preferences Devices and Shares tab SCREENSHOT 109) Boxes can make snapshot of the virtual machine. Boxes Preferences Snapshots SCREENSHOT 110) The multiple virtual machines overview window. Boxes multiple virtual machines overview SCREENSHOT 111) The Clocks application offers tracking of the time on multiple regions, setting an alarms, stopwatch and a timer. Clocks application SCREENSHOT 112) Add the location, which time to track in the application. Clocks add a new world clock SCREENSHOT 113) Showing the New York current time. Clocks add a world clock added SCREENSHOT 114) Add an alarm in the “Clocks” application. Clocks add new alarm SCREENSHOT 115) The Clocks application offers a stopwatch functionality. Clocks stopwatch SCREENSHOT 116) Select the duration of the time and start the timer. Clocks timer SCREENSHOT 117) The time is running Clocks timer running SCREENSHOT 118) Clocks 45.0 Clocks 45.0 SCREENSHOT 119) Select a location to start the application and tracking the weather reports. Weather application select a location SCREENSHOT 120) Change between Celsius and Fahrenheit units. Weather application temperature units Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Categories: Fedora Tags: fedora, Fedora 39, Fedora 39 workstation, fedora39, gnome, review, screenshots