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  3. computingforgeeks.com › install-fedora-40-step-byHow To Install Fedora 40 – Step by Step with Screenshots

    Apr 21, 2023 · Fedora 40 integrates PyTorch directly into its software repository; By following this guide to the end, you should be able to install Fedora 40. 1. Download Fedora ISO file. In order to create bootable media/VM, we need to download the Fedora ISO file from the official Fedora website. You can also pull the ISO file for your system using the ...

  4. www.youtube.com › watchHow to Install Fedora Linux Version 40 from Start to Finish ...

    This video goes over installing Fedora Linux Workstation version 40 from start to finish. I also show how to create a bootable Fedora Linux thumb drive using...

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  5. docs.fedoraproject.org › en-US › fedoraGetting Started - Fedora Docs

    Mar 4, 2024 · This guide covers installation of Fedora, a Linux distribution built on free and open source software. This manual helps you install Fedora on desktops, laptops, and servers. The installation system is easy to use, even if you lack previous knowledge of Linux or computer networks.

  6. www.youtube.com › watchFull Step By Step Fedora 40 Install Guide - YouTube

    This is a full step by step instructional video showing how to create a Fedora version 40 bootable USB drive with the Budgie Atomic version.It also shows you...

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  7. itsfoss.com › things-to-do-after-installing-fedora17 Things to Do After Installing Fedora 41 - It's FOSS

    • Configure DNF For Faster Downloads of Packages
    • Update The System
    • Enable Rpm Fusion and Other Third-Party Repository
    • Enjoy The Dark Mode
    • Install Multimedia Plugins
    • Change Hostname After Installation
    • Install Essential Applications
    • Install Gnome Tweaks and Extensions App
    • Enable Minimize Or Maximize Button
    • Tweak Privacy Settings

    Several methods can enhance the speed of downloading packages in Fedora. By selecting the fastest mirrors, the package download speed can increase. Furthermore, if you have a sufficiently faster internet connection, then the number of parallel downloads can be changed to get faster downloads. Just edit the DNF configuration files located at /etc/dn...

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    Whether you have the latest and greatest out-of-the-box, it is always a good thing to perform a system update, refreshing the list of repositories and upgrading any packages pushed last minute. You can do that from the GNOME Software Center (from the Updates section) or use the terminal. For the terminal, use the following command: A restart may be...

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    Fedora installer provides a method to enable additional third-party repositories for convenience. You should also get a prompt to do it in the Software Center. You can see all the repositories available to your system. You can enable and disable them here. However, only the RPM repository for NVIDIA driver, Google Chrome, and Steam are added. But t...

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    Love the dark mode? Fedora has got you there. In the Settings->Appearance, you can switch to the Dark style.

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    While you can install and use the shiny new desktop experience with Fedora 39, you cannot play videos/media on it — yet. Of course, you can choose to install VLC, MPV with codecs packed in. Or, just manually install the multimedia codecs? To achieve any of those, you will have to enable the RPM Fusion repository eventually. For instance, if you wan...

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    After installation, the default hostname is set up as fedora. So, if you want to personalize your system hostname after installation, you can use the following command to set a new hostname: You can also do the same thing from the system settings. Open GNOME Settings and go to the About section. On this page, you can change the name from fedorato y...

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    You can install essential Linux applicationsfrom the terminal using the dnf package manager or through the GNOME Software Center. You can use the following command to install anything that you need:

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    To tweak the gnome look and feel, you need to install both GNOME Tweaks and the extensions manager app. It can be done either through the software center or through the terminal using the following command: In my case, chrome-gnome-shell was automatically installed, which is required to make the browser extension work. You can refer to our resource...

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    This isn’t for you if you are already comfortable without a minimize button in the window. But, if you want a dedicated minimize button, you can enable it using GNOME Tweaks by heading to the Window Titlebarsoption and enabling the minimize button. While you can already double-click on a window to maximize, you can still add the maximize button.

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    It is worth double-checking if you have the problem reporting enabled/disabled. You can head to the Privacy settings and check if “Automatic Problem Reporting” is enabled/disabled. You should enable it if you do not mind sharing anonymous data for developers to improve the experience. If you do not like the concept, disable it.

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  8. oracle-base.com › articles › linuxFedora 40 (F40) Installation - ORACLE-BASE

    Fedora 40 (F40) Installation. This article provides a pictorial guide for performing a basic installation of Fedora 40 (F40). Basic Installation; Network Configuration; SELinux; Firewall; SSH; Basic Installation. Boot from the DVD or ISO image. Use the up arrow to pick the "Install Fedora 40" option and hit the return key.

  9. www.youtube.com › watchHow to Install Fedora 40 Using the Fedora Media Writer

    In this video, Jay will show you how to install the recently-released Fedora 40. This time, you'll see the process using Fedora's Media Writer, which simplif...

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