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Fedora
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Using the Linux Command Line with Nautilus Terminal
13 Jun 2011 by Scott Nesbitt
One myth about Linux that just won’t die is that you absolutely need to understand and use the command line to get the most out of it. I know a number of Linux users who’ve never cracked open a terminal window, and they’re quite happy. That said, I find the command line to be an essential part of my toolkit. And, like much in the Linux world, there are a number of options for get...
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Make Upgrading Your Fedora System Easier with PreUpgrade
01 Jun 2010 by Dustin Patterson
Keeping with their six-month release cycle, Fedora 13 – codename Goddard – was released on Tuesday. Upgrading your Fedora installs can be a time-consuming process if you’re using the downloaded DVD. Reinstalling can also take time considering you will need to backup and restore your system. PreUpgrade is a utility that simplifies the Fedora upgrade process by only downloading t...
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How to Setup Internet Connection Sharing in Fedora 12
01 Jan 2010 by Dustin Patterson / 16 Comments
If you have a computer with two network interfaces, one wired and one wireless, it can sometimes be beneficial to share an internet connection from one interface to another. In Microsoft Windows this is called Internet Connection Sharing (ICS). This guide will show you how to setup the equilivant of ICS in Fedora 12 by sharing a wireless connection with a wired port of a computer. 1. Right-cli...
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Fix: Adobe AIR Apps Crash After Upgrading to Fedora 12
25 Nov 2009 by Dustin Patterson / 6 Comments
After upgrading your system to Fedora 12, you may notice that some of your Adobe AIR applications no longer load properly. The problem may persist even after you have reinstalled both Adobe AIR and the individual Adobe AIR applications. An error you may receive when installing the AIR applications is shown below: Application crashed with an unhandled SIGSEGV The above problem is caused by an inv...
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Fedora 12 “Constantine” Released Today
17 Nov 2009 by Dustin Patterson / 2 Comments
Today marks the release date of the newest version of Fedora Linux distribution — Fedora 12. Codenamed “Constantine”, Fedora 12 marks the newest release in a long line of Fedora versions. Features Some features included in this new release are listed below: Gnome 2.28 Change to i686 architecture Improved webcam support Fedora Studio PackageKit Browser Plugin You can read my a...
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Fedora 12: What To Expect From The Next Fedora Release
12 Nov 2009 by Dustin Patterson
It’s already been 6 months since Fedora 11 “Leonidas” was released, which means its time for a new version. With the release of Fedora 12 “Constantine” happening in just less then a week, you may be wondering what exactly the new version contains. I’ve had some time to play around with Fedora 12 and will highlight some of the major features in this newest ...
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Decrease Fedora Update Time With yum-presto
22 Sep 2009 by Dustin Patterson / 4 Comments
Installing updates on any operating system can be a time consuming process. Part of the philosophy of a free and open source operating system is the commitment to keeping your system updated with the latest security patches and feature updates. With Fedora systems, I often see 50-100 MB worth of updates per week. Even on a broadband connection, downloading updates can still take time. To hel...
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Fix: Connecting USB Devices To VirtualBox On Fedora 11
14 Aug 2009 by Dustin Patterson / 8 Comments
Update: This problem has been resolved in VirtualBox Version 3.0.8. Remove the following fix before upgrading to 3.0.8 to take advantage of the update. For help on installing VirtualBox on Fedora 11, checkout our guide. I have come across one problem with VirtualBox on Fedora 11 – USB devices are listed in the device manager but are grayed out and cannot be enabled. To see if this probl...
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How to Install VirtualBox in Fedora 11
13 Aug 2009 by Dustin Patterson / 3 Comments
Fedora 11, the most recent release of the Fedora Linux distribution, includes built-in virtualization capabilities. Virtualization allows you to install an operating system from within another operating system, which can be a great way to test out a new version of Windows. Since Fedora’s included virtualization is mainly geared towards developers, many users prefer a different virtualizati...
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How To: Install Adobe AIR in Fedora 11
11 Jun 2009 by Dustin Patterson / 31 Comments
With a new install of Fedora there are a few basic programs that typically should be installed including Java Runtime and Flash Player, and with the recent increase in the number of AIR applications Adobe AIR has been added to the list. With the default install of Fedora 11, installing AIR does present a problem. Even as root, a vague error message like the one shown below is presented half wa...
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