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New Raspberry Pi models appear to be in the works. References to a Raspberry Pi Zero 3W and a Pi 4 Model A have been found in Linux device trees, the files that describe hardware to the operating system, suggesting the foundation is preparing unannounced board variants. Enthusiasts are speculating about what specifications the new models may bring.

Fedora now supports the Raspberry Pi 5, starting with version 44, at least with basic functionality. Fedora release manager Peter Robinson announced the news on his blog, and the Linux Magazin reported on it. Users of the popular single-board computer can now run the Fedora distribution, though support may be limited to a fundamental feature set for now.