Fedora Live (23) works okay for me[*].  But if I install Fedora, the login screen never comes up.  It goes to black/no signal, flipping between the two every few seconds.  It can't have downloaded some bad updates, because I didn't connect it to the network.I'm using the NUC5CPYH model.   I thought the display would work nicely under Linux, because it's Intel hardware[**].  What's the problem?[*] Ignoring a few kernel messages *ERROR* timed out waiting for Punit DDR DVFS request.[**] Though I'm primarily using this to replace a headless ARM server.
How do I get graphics working with Linux on my Braswell NUC box?
fedora;intel graphics
Update: this appears to have been fixed after an update from 4.2 series kernel to 4.3 series kernel.Yay!  I no longer need to disable Wayland.TLDR: disable Wayland in /etc/gdm/custom.conf.  (Step-by-step instructions here)Phoronix said Ubuntu works.  Unfortunately Fedora 22 didn't, even though you'd expect them to have newer drivers.  Commenters said Ubuntu hacked the 3.19 kernel with a 2nd driver for Skylake/Braswell.I was very frustrated that I couldn't find logs from X, even in journalctl -b...because Fedora Workstation is enabling Wayland for the login screen (so it gets some testing).  The difference with the live media is that it doesn't enable Wayland.I opened a report for this in the Fedora issue tracker