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Fedora Minimal is the smallest possible Fedora Linux installation. It does not include a desktop environment. You might start with this if you want to build a custom installation that only includes the core packages and software that you explicitly choose to add after the system is up and running.

This is Fedora's online installer. Unlike the offline installer that the standard Fedora Linux releases use, this installer allows you to choose the software packages at installation time. Since The Fedora Project has too much software to bundle it all with this installer, you will need a working internet connection or a local mirror of Fedora's software repository to use this installer.

This is the standard Fedora Linux container image. In addition to the core packages that are required for basic functionality, it should include some common network, authentication and storage configuration tools that you are likely to need.

Note that you can pull the latest version of this container from quay.io with the following command:

podman pull quay.io/fedora/fedora

This is the smallest possible Fedora Linux container image. It is mainly coreutils, systemd and dnf.

Note that you can pull the latest version of this container from quay.io with the following command:

podman pull quay.io/fedora/fedora-minimal

These container images are made to be used with Toolbx.

Note that you can pull the latest version of this container from quay.io with the following command:

podman pull quay.io/fedora/fedora-toolbox

These are the images that you will need in order to run Fedora Linux under MS Windows' Subsystem for Linux. Microsoft's WSL tool should be able to download these images automatically, but if you want to provide the image files to Microsoft's WSL tool manually, you can get them here.

Note that you should be able to pull the latest version of this container with the following command:

wsl --install FedoraLinux-<release-number>

These are unreleased development versions of Fedora Linux made available for testing the next official Fedora Linux release.

Find out more about Rawhide, our ever-moving development version. Rawhide is targeted at advanced users, testers, and package maintainers.