GNOME OS Preview targets daily use beyond nightly builds
The GNOME Foundation announced GNOME OS Preview, positioned between nightly builds and a future stable release for non-developer enthusiasts.
The GNOME Foundation announced GNOME OS Preview, a new edition of GNOME OS that sits between the existing nightly builds and a future stable release, according to xda-developers.com. Developer Adrian Vovk announced GNOME OS Preview on his blog.
The new edition is intended to be reliable enough for daily use by non-developer enthusiasts, the announcement said. It can be downloaded from the GNOME download page via the button labeled "Preview."
Until now, GNOME OS was only available as a Nightly edition, which is constantly rebuilt to ship the latest git commit of every GNOME component, including systemd and Flatpak.
GNOME OS has been usable on real hardware for a few years, though its appeal had been limited.
Quick answers
What is GNOME OS Preview?
It is a new edition of GNOME OS positioned between nightly builds and a future stable release, announced by the GNOME Foundation.
How can I download GNOME OS Preview?
It is available from the GNOME download page via the button under the "Preview" label.
Is GNOME OS Preview meant for daily use?
Yes, it is intended to be reliable enough for daily use by non-developer enthusiasts.