Fedora

Fedora 36 is the latest stable release of this great community distribution that is a Linux veteran. Today, you will learn how to upgrade to Fedora 36 from Fedora 35. What’s New in Fedora 36 Fedora 36 comes with many new features that catapult it back to being one of the most modern. For example, …

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RAR files are very common on the internet, that’s why many novice users wonder how to handle them in a distribution like Fedora. That’s why we’ve prepared this post, so you can install UNRAR on Fedora. This post will work for Fedora 35 / 34 / 33 / 32 What is UNRAR? The UniquE RAR …

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Fedora is one of the distributions with the largest repositories in all of Linux. This means that we have an absurd number of packages and programs that we can install. This also includes the desktop environments. Today, you will learn how to install LXQt Desktop Environment on Fedora 35. What is LXQt? LXQt is a …

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While it is true that there are many modern programming languages, FORTRAN is still used by many users around the world. That’s why we’ve prepared this tutorial so that you can learn how to install GNU FORTRAN on Fedora 35 and have an excellent compiler for this language. What is FORTRAN? The legendary FORTRAN is …

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In these times when teleworking reigns, it is important to have a VNC server running on a system like Fedora. That is why today we will show you how to install X11vnc server in Fedora 35. What is a X11vnc server? According to the GitHub profile of the application: x11vnc allows one to remotely view …

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Repositories are servers that contain packages/software/libraries which you can install on your Linux distribution. The main repository of all the Linux Distributions provides software which are open source, but then what about closed, proprietary software? How to get those in your Linux Distro? Most of the Linux Distribution support of third-party repositories. RPM Fusion is …

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