5 Things You MUST DO After Installing Fedora 35

[@huwan2003]

I love how he just changed the title from Fedora 34 to Fedora 35.

[@TechHut]

It all still stands :) edit: A situation where I had to remake a video like this was when Pop!_OS came out with COSMIC.

[@ironheadrondo5596]

Good move, as long as due diligence is done (if, for example, data capture was default all of the sudden or if any of these situations became obsolete)

[@yosolonopuedo]

Get ready to change it to 36 :)

[@TrouvatkiDePercusion]

I wish TechHut could narrate my entire life in that majestically soothing, buttery voice of his. He's so pleasant to listen to

[@patriotic1526]

I happen to like gnome, once i wrapped my head around how it is intended to work. I hated Windows 11 and after Microsoft hack it got glitchy af. Noped right out after a month. That is the great thing about Linux, options. Just installed fedora and I must say it is so much better on my OEM laptop than any other distro I have tried. Ubuntu, POP, Manjaro, and Mint. My wifi card was giving me issues and had to tinker around on all of them to get it to work. updates seemed to break things and had to go back and fix. So far fedora is plug and play. no tinkering unless I want to. Great video and I appreciate you sharing. thank you and have a good one my fren

[@igorlthn1109]

love fedora. i tried using so many distros before this because i wanted to leave ubuntu after years. on ubuntu nvidia proprietary drivers often broke my system when i installed it manually. didn't happen with fedora.

[@DaviSantos-zm8xo]

What a coincidence.. just installed fedora today on my computer and then I see your video. Thanks in advance

[@gorsama-2190]

Yeah same i was like why the hell there is no package in this dnf😂

[@developerpranav]

Making the default choice as 'Y' for dnf was my most annoying gripe with Fedora, thanks a lot! :D

[@Codyslx]

👍Idk why but i am fascinated by the terminal. I love messing with commands, makes be feel smart for even a short time.

[@therealslimaddy]

And each wow moment.. like how this didn't work... and when u fixed it.. we'll be like HOW DID IT WORK??

[@-r-3542]

You don't need to feel smart, if you are using linux you are actually smart, btw I use temple os.

[@scavanger1000]

@@-r-3542 ah a man of culture I see

[@twistedkiller28]

Thank techhut for making awesome content for helping new linux users. Please continue making these kind of videos.

[@Claude-tj6ud]

Thanks. Just installed Fedora 36 beta on my new Galaxy Book Pro 360 and it work great.

[@justthebeginning1448]

Love your videos bro! So easy to understand and follow👍🏼

[@KLiNoTweet]

Fedora is my start and it is a blast. It stays out of my way and let me do my thing. Perfect!

[@fennyfinari906]

Terminal itself might not be complicated but knowing the commands to string together and how to correctly order them is. I personally use manjaro but even finding out how to navigate the file system has taken me years and i still have troubles at times finding out the structure without using ls every file. This isn’t even using commands. Example. Even -Syu and -Syyu for system updates and upgrades confuse me to this day and took me months to memorize.

[@fennyfinari906]

Without the procedures written online, it’s purely a guessing game and even -help takes a while and trials to make things happen.

[@stephenwilson0386]

@@fennyfinari906 You might consider switching to the fish shell in your terminal. You can hit tab and get contextual suggestions that are usually helpful.

[@fennyfinari906]

@@stephenwilson0386 thanks for the helpful insight I'll give it a try when I have an off day. I really appreciate it

[@rafiqshirzad]

Hello Dear! I want to install any Linux Distro (Fedora 34, 35, Kali Linux…) as a 2nd dual boot OS, on my PC, but during the installation process the installer does not detect the free unallocated storage I don’t know what the problem is, we hope you will help us! Details about my machine or pc are mentioned as below: 1-PC & Primary OS = TOSHIBA PORTEGE Z30-C, 6th GEN Intel Core-i5 6200U, MS Windows 10, & 11 Pro 2-Internal Storage Type = SSD 256GB with GPT Partition 3-BIOS Mode = UEFI and secure boot is disabled in BIOS 4-SATA Mode = RAID and there is no option in BIOS for changing it to AHCI Mode. 5-We made bootable flash drive with different types of softwares like (Rufus, BalenaEtcher …)

[@valsharess-yt]

TechHut, thanks for the mirrorlist tips.

[@jvnicholas]

Unfortunately, my usb sound card can't run properly on fedora 34, detected but no sound. :(

[@dgr3756]

Great Vid..just like in class!..-dgr

[@andygaal7936]

thx, nice guide to get started with DNF and very needed additional repos, ....gnome, no thanks, but..., There is the Fedora KDE Plasma edition too, which I tried, was very nice experience, ... also interesting you can setup DNF for autoupdate, e.g. for older people.

[@NormanF62]

The only thing about rpm that frosts people is dependency hell. You want to want to install a package? Good luck if required dependencies are either missing or broken. If developers just created a metapackage that would pull everything in, it would make life easier for everyone.

[@kolyakovalenko6463]

Help me please. I have Fedora Linux and a Fifine K688 microphone. But when the microphone is connected, crackling and noise are heard on the recording. Everything works correctly on Windows. How can this be corrected?

[@seguramlk]

Nice tips man

[@StarlordStavanger]

Great video! Feel free to do a 5 Things To Do video for EndeavourOS Gnome

[@JonathanSteadman2003]

You awesome. I love fedora. :)

[@kevins8249]

Can you make a video how to install anbox on fedora and the google play store ?

[@nour-eldinrachidi2282]

good job thanx

[@HN-oq3gf]

great vid !

[@jjaard]

Can you make video hot to make work X11 on Fedora 36 - as I still can not it make work on fresh install

[@aadityathapa6645]

2:48 by default it downloads 3 packages not 1.

[@bailiojaycee233]

Fedora can't read my wifi adapter, what to do?

[@_siyer]

Uh, may I just do the setup that you eloquently put here? Or do I *have* to ‘go ahead’ and do it.?

[@shubhamjani2509]

how do i turn the terminal from black and white to something more colorful

[@jamespleger752]

No mention of a firewall. Ubuntu and its derivatives have ufw and gufw (very simple to use). Are they available on Fedora? If not, what firewall does Fedora use, and how do you install and configure it? Seems you would want to do this soon after installing.

[@KatyushaLauncher]

Fedora uses Firewalld which is enabled by default so no need to install

[@kendarr]

My linux mint got wrecked from an update, I decided to try Nobara linux, so here I am lol,

[@benedictpaulc]

Why can't Linux people add all packages that are required fundamentally, like Media plugins, instead of asking the user to install using the Terminal?

[@shivensaini3643]

Because they are Non-free and owned/Patented by Multi corporate companies. You can use them for personal use, but another company like fedora or any cannot Distribute their intellectuals, that's why they are disabled by default.

[@atk05003]

I have previously used a distribution that would install non-free software during the install process (I think it was Linux Mint). You had to check a box during the install process. The box was for you to confirm that you did not live in a country that wasn't allowed to use that software. There may have been other conditions, but it's been several years.

[@skia5635]

Because Fedora only includes a freedom respecting software (free or libre software), if you really value your freedom you should stick away from non-free software (software that doesn't respect your freedom).

[@ricksmith219]

Is fedora your daily driver?

[@msrbbb9540]

Please how to install mpi4py on fedora 34

[@brandonalandelacruzcontrer8105]

Thinking if switching from Ubuntu to Fedora or maybe Debian, what do you guys think??

[@sz7231]

Anyone run into bluetooth issue? It says theres no default adaptor when i do bluetooth clt scan on I tried all the method online already but no luck.

[@astraldrifter]

when I download an rom file and install it the app doeesnt show up! what's wrong?

[@sahafiec]

I still lok an alternative to IrfanView to handle my images on Linux. any idea?

[@Jordan4Ibanez]

Thank you TechHut

[@play4cake]

thanks

[@alikaram98]

so good

[@ConstitutionMattersMost]

Linux is open source, how do you set up Fedora in privacy mode, will using MS Edge in Fedora , compremise your privacy?

[@Muneeb100]

of course

[@ShaunGrimm]

hay how do you install dnf

[@avivarma6564]

The one thing that really bugs me about gnome is how it’s animations are so jarring. KDE feels a lot more smoother

[@maximusalfred9266]

Hi, at 8:25, is that coincidence, or do you just wear the same outfit throughout your videos? Hehe. Today I've just learned that Fedora uses 'dnf' packages because I only using Ubuntu-based distros which is 'apt'.

[@dtvjho]

This is historical. Two of the influential leaders in the Linux early days, Red Hat and Debian, each invented a distribution/packaging scheme in and around 2001. Because Gnu/Linux is decentralized, each system continued to be improved. As new distros were created, they would choose to be based either on Red Hat or Debian, so we ended up with a small number of "camps" that you could count on one hand. Much like BSD vs System V in the commercial Unix world, or Gnome vs KDE in GUI land. Only the truly successful systems keep going, keeping the count small.

[@yukendhiran8043]

Can you tell something like yast for fedora

[@R-V1]

I followed some guys vid tutorial on install for Windows 10, it's wiped out my windows all together plus there was some kind of error during the restart of fedora after install (something about no watchdog!?) & now there's no option to connect to WiFi in the drop down menu or in the settings. Don't know how to fix this.. Someone help please!!!

[@Ytpdenle]

try "rfkill unblock all" and see if that works if no then if you still have the installation medium (the usb you used to install fedora) then you can just wipe the corrupted fedora with a fresh installation

[@mrbuttion]

How do you setup wifi?

[@tomgibson9291]

I am working with Silverblue for the first time. This config file doesn't exist/is empty when I run nano. Are these changes going to break some of Silverblue's security or container model?

[@tomgibson9291]

Silverblue only allows dnf to install packages in a container.

[@NormanF62]

Silverblue/Kinoite currently use ostree but at some point they will remove it and switch exclusively to flatpak installation. That will take time to mature.

[@discomod_youtube]

I love it

[@Azianboy4u]

Hey I'm having an issue with my internet for both wired and wireless? Any reason or fixes for this?

[@LeifLiddy]

Well you posted this message, so I'd say your internet is working fine ; )

[@tiktok.4527]

Yess... fedora...!

[@RomelloSkuggs]

Anyone have the correct way to install virtual box on fedora 35 for lab work

[@adziup]

In the gnome GUI it's better to use "gnome boxes". It's like oracle virtual box, but dedicated for linux

[@unmask_me7763]

kde or gnome plz let me know

[@youtube.user.1234]

First*

[@TerrenceHe-ls8td]

Fast

[@enricosevenfoldism]

i do prefer manjaro or endeavour for new user because trust me boy at end of the day you gonna try at least arch distro

[@rubenquirosnaranjo]

Somebody help me. I've tried many distros, I'm currently in Fedora. It's always the same story: Windows always performs better on my machines. It's like my machines hated Linux. My PCs get freezed sometimes in a while... At the end of the day it is like Windows was more stable and reliable on my PC

[@sujithnarayanan6570]

How is fedora so lax in not even having a proper gui package manager

[@timwebb6290]

It does. You can install dnfdragora on any Fedora version (workstation or spin) and this handles package management through the gui. This is very similar to synaptic on Debian systems or pamac on Arch.

[@sujithnarayanan6570]

@@timwebb6290 dnfdragora sucks. It doesn't even startup properly. Many users have complained about it. Compared to synaptic on ubuntu/Debian it is an apology for a gui package manager.

[@regulargamedev3295]

Gnome software?

[@hanitsharma8043]

Bhai I need help. I really want to run Linux on my laptop. It's an HP pavilion 14bf-125tx laptop with soundcard realtek alc295. I can't get the audio to work properly on Linux. I tried various distros- manjaro Fedora and pop os. All have the same issue. The sound is not loud enough. Probably the back speakers (or subwoofer) is not working properly. Please help.

[@Ytpdenle]

if the sound is too low there is an option on fedora to over-amplify sound or you can try reinstalling pipewire and see if that works

[@JarppaGuru]

silly OS(distro) after clean install its not what you want lol

[@jamescameron9522]

Just FYI I was previously subscribed to your channel but KZbin decided to unsubscribe me.

[@lucasfifine1211]

Hey bro, did you received my email? It's been a while, looking forward to hearing from you.

[@scotle9901]

The first thing needed install the Nvidia driver and after that switch back to window

[@StanislavMarchevsky]

Fedora is a huge disappointment after it destroyed all UEFI boot options after installation.

[@gosth81]

I wish I could leave W10 and move to Linux...

[@krtirtho]

It was my first distro & it was a mistake

[@scavanger1000]

how so?

[@goldensun441]

*looks at his internet connection icon in top right* welp ive already failed. gd i hate linux so much...

[@SebastiaanFranken]

Never ever EVER use defaultyes=True. It **will** break your system if dnf removes stuff you might need, this **will** brick your system if a user runs a dnf auto remove for example.

[@idanikamal4789]

I always hated Linux, because tutorials never include "hey this is how you connect to wifi"

[@idanikamal4789]

So now I look like a dumb ass newby for asking how to connect to the damn wifi😭

[@kantraa]

Test

[@abdelrhmannile4610]

1. uninstall it

[@RicardoPerezLeon]

Step 6 : uninstall this shit and go back to arch. Gnome 40 OUT!

[@lamichhane]

We need more content about Fedora 34!

[@troilus8286]

Hi. There is a way to have the "power button" icon instead of "wifi, bluetooth and wireless" icons for the system menu in the high right corner? It should be cleaner, more minimalist. Thanks :)

[@bigstupidtree3771]

through gnome extensions, my friend

[@smudgey5000]

I never really used/liked Fedora til about 5-6 months ago as its the only linux I can get installed on my newer PC and to do that I had to pull the hdd out and install fedora onto it using another PC. Ended up liking it quite a bit. I prefer rolling release model but fedora's pretty close to a rolling release.

[@smudgey5000]

@@szymex8341 it was something to do with secure boot randomly turning itself back on in bios. I can get Manjaro on it now without pulling the drive out. Still gotta turn secure boot off sometimes though because it randomly turns back on after doing updates.

[@ExylonBotOfficial]

You can also enable delta rpm from the dnf config file, which reduces the size of your updates

[@alok.01]

Are there any drawbacks?

[@ExylonBotOfficial]

@@alok.01 not that I know of

[@alok.01]

@@ExylonBotOfficial do you know any other ways to limit the data usage of fedora, It is just too much on my metered network

[@ExylonBotOfficial]

@@alok.01 Most Linux distros only download what you tell them to. For fedora you can just disable automatic updates. It doesn't really download much other stuff by itself

[@alok.01]

@@ExylonBotOfficial Dont know why but the transaction process did a huge number on my bandwidth usage

[@tomoghnosen]

Fedora looks awesome

[@typingcat]

Gnome uses a lot of memory and wastes screen space, but judging by my experience, it causes the least problems amongst DE's, if you want things to just work like under Windows. For example, trackpad pinch-to-zoom, dragging a movie file from a SMB share into a media player, connecting through RDP, per-monitor scaling under Wayland, etc, All other DE's I have tried caused a lot more troubles with those things. Saving my time is, in most cases, more valuable than reducing memory usage. If some new Linux user asks me to recommend a DE for his desktop PC, I would say Gnome, without hesitation. Gnome extensions can solve most of major shortcomings of Gnome. I have not tried programming one myself, but Gnome extensions looked like a web browser extension, because it looked like JavaScript. Since I have some experience in creating browser extensions, maybe I could create someday create Gnome extensions, too, to fix the remaining annoying things.

[@ibm450]

How is your project going on this. Are u on github

[@ricardog.s2505]

The brazilian youtuber Diolinux said one time many people don't like GNOME and they prefer KDE (or any other DE) but it is universally accepted that GNOME itself isn't bugged and it is very consistent and stable compared to most DEs, and I do agree tbh

[@nour-eldinrachidi2282]

i've a question is this fedora hardened enough or need more securing ??

[@tech9765]

You can always harden it yourself

[@CPM94]

I use Arch btw

[@smudgey5000]

The part about updating the system. shouldn't you use "sudo dnf upgrade" instead?

[@azure315]

They're the same thing. "update" is just a deprecated alias so it's /preferred/

[@smudgey5000]

@@azure315 i usually run dnf upgrade --refresh. Seems to update more packages.

[@azure315]

@@smudgey5000 That's because --refresh forces an immediate update of the repository lists, which is already done periodically in the background. There's nothing wrong with that, but it's not necessary either.

[@gregoriogarciacastro2442]

great, but how do you deal with wifi issues, i tried lot of distros and most of then always have trouble with wifi card

[@rawbeartoe_AK]

Buy an Intel wifi card is the easiest fix.

[@Jose-Beltran]

hi friend Do you know haow install wifi 802.11n in fedora

[@irfanchowdhury]

don't know why all the Linux distros on my computer just turn out black after logging in or before that. only the fedora is stable through. whenever I edit kde desktop it just crashes or comes up with a new bug it's really annoying I changed 6-7 distro and 12-15 time new distro setup still issue with every distro

[@seasonfilms9375]

I have an Asus zephyrus g14 gaming laptop that has switching.... can u help and see if it will work on this laptop?

[@pavelsosin1554]

Add your cloud storage accounts, Learn what is possible with BTRFS.

[@norgeball3971]

Oh, the number of updates or package installations I canceled because of that default „no“…😄

[@abaneyone]

Do you think I should go back to Fedora from Arch?

[@pvplegend6]

I sometimes confuse this guy with dawid from dawid does tech stuff

[@ladykkk1480]

thank u for your help

[@koofejood]

Thank you

[@rmcellig]

Excellent!!

[@frankieepurr]

Why doesn't linux install updates automatically like Windows?

[@JahidulIslam]

You can configure it download the update automatically in the background. But you have to manually install the the updates through gnome software (in case of Fedora Workstation).

[@ShivKamalUpadhaya]

Thanks!

[@choicesii1]

First step after installing... uninstall and install manjaro or arch 🤣🤣🤣. Fedora packaging system is terrible and constantly breaks on updates. Arch does not.

[@suspikuutti822]

I think it would be also valuable to show how to do these things via gui. I don't know why so many linux veterans have hard time understanding that there are plenty of newcomers who just don't want to deal with the terminal. Sure it is faster for you people who know a way around it, but I don't want learn it. I have work to do on my computer. And coming to linux from non-linux world, most people feel more secure with graphical interface. Not saying you should not show the terninal or you should show the gui, do whatever you want. Just wondering, because almost all these "do this after fedora install" videos completely focus on the terminal way of doing things.

[@TechHut]

I said in the video.

[@riseabove3082]

Because it takes 3 times more effort to do it in the GUI than it does to do a copy paste command in the terminal. Stop being scared of the Terminal it is a lot easier.

[@suspikuutti822]

@@riseabove3082 I think this kind of attitude is hindering mass adoption of linux greatly

[@DGinNC]

I know you don't want to learn it, but you really should. Often the terminal will give you more control via options, more information via feedback, and the ability to operate your machine even if the GUI is broken. It's intimidating at first but once you overcome the initial intimidation factor you'll be glad you took the time.

[@mekuranda]

Linux security advocates have stated that the terminal is not as safe for new to moderate users because of the copy paste methods, i.e blindly running commands you don't understand, and or the inadvertent typo that either does not work as desired or worse......these issues are far less likely in a GUI as the underlying code has been tested to work and the same code is executed each time ...exactly. I would like a dollar every time a Linux terminal guru types a command and it does not run or fails in some way because they ommitted a space or dot or forgot a switch!

[@ms.emirhan]

How i can change my terminal y/N to Y/n like yours?

[@jens468]

He literally shows how to do that in this video.