Fedora Linux
How to resize ZRAM (compressed swap) managed by systemd/zram-generator
zram-generator’s default configuration uses 50% of RAM or 8 GB. You may want to increasing these limits if you’re throttled by low memory or swap performance.
Fedora Linux
Lenovo
Linux on Lenovo ThinkPad T14: great except the webcam/mic
Lenovo continues its tradition of excellent Linux hardware support on the ThinkPad T14. Except minor issues with the built-in webcams and microphone.
Fedora Linux
How to install Corel AfterShot Pro 3 on Fedora Linux 32
Corel hasn’t maintained the RPM dependencies for AfterShot Pro 3; making it difficult to install its RAW photo editor on recent versions of Fedora Linux.
Fedora Linux
How to enable hibernation on Fedora Linux
Configure Fedora Workstation’s boot environment to support system hibernation/suspend-to-disk. Lets you power-off your computer and resume your work later.
Fedora Linux
How to switch firewalls from FirewallD to UFW
A quick tutorial for migrating from FirewallD and getting started with the Uncomplicated Firewall (UFW). Both are front ends for Linux’s iptables firewall.
Linux
How I archived 26 500 old Ask Fedora community Q&As
Ask Fedora removed tens of thousands of questions-and-answers, but you can now access all of them through the Internet Archive.
Linux
Remote desktop capabilities still missing in Fedora Linux 29n
Fedora Linux removed VNC support when it moved to Wayland by default. A remote desktop replacement is still in the works; leaving Fedora Linux 29 users wanting.
Privacy
I’d welcome usage reporting in Fedora Linux
Debian and Ubuntu have benefitted from good package reporting and analytics. It’s time Fedora Linux started collecting some more usage metrics.
Linux
Fedora Server vs. Workstation Edition
What are the installation and package differences between Fedora Server and Fedora Workstation editions? Learn what makes Fedora —Fedora.
Raspberry Pi
Fedora Linux specific tweaks for Raspberry Pi
Optimize your Fedora Linux installation to run on the Raspberry Pi. Reduce needless logging, processor cycles, and set up auto-updates.
Linux
Should you trust Fedora Linux to automate updates?
Fedora Linux can be set up to automatically handle all updates. However, should you trust it to apply updates unattended on Fedora Linux servers and workstations?
Security
How to get Fedora Linux to take care of its own updates
Set up unattended auto-updates on Fedora Server or Workstation using dnf-automattic. Keep your Fedora Linux systems secure!