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Fedora Design Suite

Looking for a ready-to-go desktop environment brimming with free and open source multimedia production and publishing tools? Try the Design Suite, a Fedora Spin created by designers, for designers.

The Design Suite includes the favorite tools of the Fedora Design Team. These are the same programs we use to create all the artwork that you see within the Fedora Project, from desktop backgrounds to CD sleeves, web page designs, application interfaces, flyers, posters and more. From document publication to vector and bitmap editing or 3D modeling to photo management, the Design Suite has an application for you — and you can install thousands more from the Fedora universe of packages.

Featured Applications

GIMP

A powerful image composition and graphic editing app, similar to Adobe® Photoshop™.

Inkscape

An easy-to-use vector graphics editor, similar to Adobe® Illustrator™.

Blender

An all-in-one 3D graphics suite, with tools for modeling, animation, rendering and post-production.

Darktable

A virtual light-table and darkroom for photographers; includes tools to develop and enhance raw images.

Krita

A creative sketching and digital painting app, modeled on real-life painting materials and workflows.

Scribus

A desktop publishing and page layout application with professional publishing features.

PDF Arranger

A python-gtk application that can split and rotate, crop and rearrange the pages in a PDF file.

Kdenlive

An intuitive and powerful multi-track video editor, including most recent video technologies.

GNOME Color Manager

Manage, install, and generate color profiles for your desktop. Keep your screen calibrated!

Download Fedora Design Suite 44

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For Intel and AMD x86_64 systems

Fedora Design Suite 44Live ISOiso4.9 GiB

Verify Your Download

Verify your download for security and integrity using the checksum file. If the checksum file has a valid signature from one of the the Fedora Project's OpenPGP certificates, and the SHA256 checksum matches the download, then the download is valid.

  • Download the checksum file into the same directory as the image you downloaded.

  • Download Fedora's OpenPGP certificates.

    curl -O https://fedoraproject.org/fedora.pgp
    curl -O https://fedoraproject.org/fedora.gpg

    You can verify the details of the OpenPGP certificates here.

  • Use the OpenPGP-verified checksum to verify the download.
    You can use sq or gpgv to verify the checksum file.

    sq verify --cleartext --signer-file ./fedora.pgp \
                      Fedora-Labs-44-1.7-x86_64-CHECKSUM \
                      | sha256sum -c --ignore-missing
                
    gpgv --keyring ./fedora.gpg --output - \
                      Fedora-Labs-44-1.7-x86_64-CHECKSUM \
                      | sha256sum -c --ignore-missing

If the output states that the file is valid, then it's ready to use!


Alternatively, if you just want to test for unintentional file corruption, you can skip the OpenPGP verification. The SHA256 checksum for this download should be:

1185cdbd5fdf8a1b7566ff4e9b27e6c57964d2e886cb721ec47ccce3dc45787f
No files available for this version.
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