I usually switch to these pretty early once they exist and rpm-ostree update as normal. I don’t think there is anything special you have to do once the release is official.
That being said it would be cool if there was a way to tell if the branch was “released”. I haven’t had any issues and just avoid rawhide but it would still be cool.
It also never dawned on me to check the mirrors, I also usually wait for the announcement on the Silverblue homepage. If you live on the eastern side of US then here is a mirror from the great and trustworthy NC State University
Alright, I just upgraded and I think I can see why perhaps Silverblue hasn’t been announced yet. If you look all the Flatpaks are based on the F35 runtime and the GNOME apps particularly are all 41. Probably want to get those updated as well for the complete experience before announcing.
flatpak list --all
Name Application ID Version Branch Installation
Fedora Media Writer org.fedoraproject.MediaWriter 4.2.2 stable system
Fedora Platform org.fedoraproject.Platform 35 f35 system
GNOME Calculator org.gnome.Calculator 41.0 stable system
Calendar org.gnome.Calendar 41.1 stable system
GNOME Characters org.gnome.Characters 41.0 stable system
Connections org.gnome.Connections 41.2 stable system
Contacts org.gnome.Contacts 41.0 stable system
Evince org.gnome.Evince 41.3 stable system
Extensions org.gnome.Extensions 41.rc stable system
GNOME Logs org.gnome.Logs 3.34.0 stable system
GNOME Maps org.gnome.Maps 41.4 stable system
Sushi org.gnome.NautilusPreviewer 41.0 stable system
Text Editor org.gnome.TextEditor 41.1 stable system
Weather org.gnome.Weather 41.0 stable system
Disk Usage Analyzer org.gnome.baobab 41.0 stable system
GNOME Clocks org.gnome.clocks 41.0 stable system
Eye of GNOME org.gnome.eog 41.1 stable system
GNOME Fonts org.gnome.font-viewer 41.0 stable system
Very good, glad it is documented. Not trying to be snide, but coming from a good place I hope they accept James’ offer to help. Flatpaks always being behind the RPMs is not great.
I’ve posted similarly a few times before… not trying to start a war chant, I love Fedora and want to see it be better. People were highly anticipating F36, GNOME 42, and SB has actually gotten media coverage. Offers to help package seem to go unanswered… what can we do?