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Full installation

Before you start reading this guide, I would like to say that I made it for myself (programmer) and it may not suit you. Do not follow every point and install the software that you do not need!

Creating a bootable flash drive

  1. Install Ventoy or Fedora Media Writer. To the extreme Rufus
  2. Run Ventoy and create multiboot flash or download the image via other programs.
  3. Download Fedora or Nobara (much fixed, but I caught enough bugs to abandon this solution .)

Installation

If there is an item Network and host name, and it lights up with an error, then select your wifi adapter there and connect to the network.

If there's an item Install Source, choose the nearest mirror and click done

If you have the item Select programs, then choose Fedora Workstation there and click done.

This is where you create a root user and create your own user. Or you can give root rights to your user, to do that skip the item Root account and make sure you check the option Give root rights under the item `Create user

Disk Partitioning

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I decided to put this in a separate item because it's the most important thing.

  1. First, choose the disks you want to use.
  1. Then in partitioning method choose `Blivet-GUI
  1. Delete all partitions from disks.
  2. Create an efi partition. In the file system, select Efi partition manager
  1. Create a boot partition
  1. Create a swap for 8 GB (if you don't mind) or 5 GB (if you don't mind). I use 16GB btw.
  1. For the rest of the space, mark up btrfs without a mount point
  1. Create sub-values ​​in the correct sequence
  1. We check their correctness.
  1. If there are more disks, mark them with ext4 and write /mnt/{your_name} at the mount point, for example I have /mnt/TOSHIBA_1TB

Setting up the fstab

Here you need to be more careful. Only do this if you have an ssd!

First, make a copy of your fstab just in case. cp /etc/fstab ~/fstab-copy.

Next open fstab: sudo nano /etc/fstab and put a line in our ,defaults,noatime,discard=async and save the file and do sudo reboot

If the system does not start or enters "safe mode", then:

  1. Shut down the computer.
  2. Hold down SHIFT when starting up.
  3. Select fedora from the list and press e.
  4. At the end write single init=/bin/bash.
  5. Also replace ro with rw.
  6. You may not have console commands working, so write sudo su, /usr/bin/nano ~/fstab-copy, copy all the contents. /usr/bin/nano /etc/fstab, replace the contents with what you copied.
  7. Save the file and write sudo reboot -f -f .
  8. The system will restart and should now be up and running.

Customization

curl -sS https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hoopengo/fedora-dots/main/install.sh | sh

  1. Go to gnome-tweaks and set theme as catppuccin-mocha.
  2. In Gnome Terminal, open Menu -> Preferences -> Profiles, and enable the profile for the theme you want.
  3. Set MPV as default video and audio player.
  4. Replace your /etc/dnf/dnf.conf with etc/dnf/dnf.conf from this repository

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