Fedora Wallpapers from Fedora Core 1 to Fedora 38 Workstation

Wallpaper is the first piece of artwork that catches the attention of an average computer user. For an operating system, it is important to have a good looking wallpaper if it is oriented towards beginners.

As a distribution focusing on beginners and advanced users, Fedora ships a decent default wallpaper with each release. It also provides an additional set of wallpapers to choose from.

Let’s take a quick journey through the default wallpapers of Fedora, beginning from Fedora Core 1.

Fedora Core 1

Fedora Core 01 wallpaper

Fedora Core 1 was released on 6th November 2003. It was referred by the code name Yarrow. It was based on Red Hat Linux 9.

Fedora Core 2

Fedora Core 02 wallpaper

Fedora Core 2 was arrived on 18th May 2004. It had a code name Tettnag.

Fedora Core 3

Fedora Core 03 wallpaper

This release arrived on 8th November 2014. It was named as Heidelberg. This was the first release to include Firefox web browser. It also deprecated the LILO boot manager in favor of GRUB.

Fedora Core 4

Fedora Core 04 wallpaper Fedora 4 had code name Stentz. It introduced a new clearlook theme inspired by Red Hat bluecurve theme.

Fedora Core 5

Fedora Core 05 wallpaper Release date - 20th March 2016 Code name - Bordeaux

Fedora Core 6

Fedora Core 06 wallpaper

Fedora 7

Fedora 07 wallpaper Fedora 7, codenamed Moonshine, was released on 31st May 2007. The biggest difference between Fedora 7 and previous releases was the merging of the Red Hat “Core” and Community “Extras” repositories. It also resulted in dropping “Core” from the name “Fedora Core”.

Fedora 8

Fedora 08 wallpaper

Fedora 9

Fedora 09 wallpaper

Fedora 10

Fedora 10 wallpaper

Fedora 11

Fedora 11 wallpaper

Fedora 12

Fedora 12 wallpaper

Fedora 13

Fedora 13 wallpaper

Fedora 14

Fedora 14 wallpaper

Fedora 15

Fedora 15 wallpaper Fedora 15 code named “Lovelock” was released on 24th May 2011. This was the first Fedora release that included GNOME 3.x shell. It also replaced OpenOffice.org with “LibreOffice”.

Fedora 16

Fedora 16 wallpaper

Fedora 17

Fedora 17 wallpaper

Fedora 18

Fedora 18 wallpaper

Fedora 19

Fedora 19 wallpaper

Fedora 20

Fedora 20 wallpaper

Fedora 21

Fedora 21 wallpaper Fedora 21 was released on 9th December 2014. With this release, Fedora stopped the convention of providing code name to the releases.