The second release candidate for Fedora Linux 40 is now available for testing. Several filenames have been fixed, and the uboot-tools package has been brought up to date from the release candidate to the final version.
It is expected that the final release freeze for Fedora Linux 40 will begin later today. There will be a stable status assigned to packages that resolve blocker or freeze exception bugs, while other builds will continue to be in the updates-testing phase until they are ultimately approved.
Fedora Magazine has now also published a security alert regarding the compromised XZ packages. The Fedora Linux 40 and Rawhide distributions are both impacted by this problem.