Easy to forget debian:
Remove processes that run on startup
$> sudo update-rc.d -f nginx remove
Easy to forget fedora:
$> sudo chkconfig apache2 off
Fedora distribution
Easy to forget debian:
Remove processes that run on startup
$> sudo update-rc.d -f nginx remove
Easy to forget fedora:
$> sudo chkconfig apache2 off
Fun.
Of all the articles found on the net on installing nvidia, one worked for me, listed below. Here are the steps I took to successfully installed:
dnf update
dnf install fedora-workstation-repositories
dnf config-manager --set-enabled rpmfusion-nonfree-nvidia-driver
dnf repository-packages rpmfusion-nonfree-nvidia-driver info
Of course, repositiories only need to be installed once.
I am a fan of fedora and have been so for years. I feel it is a solid distribution with a good package base and attention to security. I now enjoy the latest version of gnome and some of its standard tools.
Setting up an ideal system can be a challenge. My downfall has been video driver installation. This is when I wish I had a mac or could be content with a windows 10 box.
Listed below are solutions to common setup issues that worked for me.
FEDORA 29: Install date: 1/10/2019
I have a unique file system layout that is part server and part desktop. I add hard drives as I need them creating and switching around partitions by setting the partitions using ext4 and going into the fstab file. This is what works for me. I had lots of losses when I used lvm. I’m sure lvm has improved since.
Each directory has its own partition, the ones not listed share with root. Hard drive space I have is a lot more than what I need.
/ | 700Gb | |
/boot | ||
/swap | 20Gb | |
/var | 292Gb | |
/home | 600Gb | |
/dnload | 600Gb | |
/src | 600Gb | |
/backup | ||
/data | 28Gb | |
/vault | 8Gb | |
/opt | 60Gb |
list all versions of a package
dnf --releasever=29 --showduplicates list $pkgname
when upgrading packages, do not include “packagename”
sudo dnf upgrade --exclude=packagename
add programs to your gnome desktop that you manually installed into opt
Create a file like this: call it Postman.desktop.
save this file in your /home/usr/.local/share/applications directory
[Desktop Entry]
Encoding=UTF-8
Name=Postman
Exec=YOUR_INSTALL_DIR/Postman/app/Postman %U
Icon=YOUR_INSTALL_DIR/Postman/app/resources/app/assets/icon.png
Terminal=false
Type=Application
Categories=Development;