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Fedora 40 Beta Released
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When upgrading to the beta, does it become the stable release once that's out via regular dnf package upgrades? Or are you then on some kind of beta channel that you have to switch back from?
You'll want to use the terminal and run "sudo dnf upgrade". If there's any issues after that, just run "sudo dnf distro-sync" to ensure everything's using the final release repo's. The sync command is strongly recommended but not always necessary.
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