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November 3, 2010 @ 10:54

1st thing to do after installing Fedora 14

 
rpm -Uvh http://dnmouse.org/autoten-5.1-6.fc14.noarch.rpm
yum install gnome-do parcellite

 
What is the first thing you did after installing Fedora 14?
 

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  • Michael

    Getting rid of SELinux! Seriously, after living with it for some releases and filing tons of bugs I finally had enough of it…. :/

  • mcepl

    yum remove mono-*

    :) (but I haven’ŧ did for some time … mostly just upgrade from the previous version)

  • valent

    What has poor mono done to you? ;)

  • http://fedorageeks.com andy york

    So sad [Getting rid of SELinux! Seriously, after living with it for some releases and filing tons of bugs I finally had enough of it…. :/]..

    To paraphrase Dan Walsh; it’s kind of like installing new doors, windows, and locks, with a state of the art alarm system, and not turning it on.

    Admittedly there is a learning curve, but it is doable.

  • mcepl

    I used to be a lawyer in my previous life. As such I have tendency to believe
    Microsoft lawyers when they say they would like to make a minefield for
    possible competitors. Besides, why? There are so many languages which
    are completely free and not encumbered, that I don’t feel I need to live with it.

    Listen to http://www.softwarefreedom.org/podcast/2009/jul/07/0×11/ as well.

  • Phillip

    Mono is a resource hog and it doesn’t give *me* any benefits. So why should I not unistall it?

  • http://zdzichu.soup.io Tomasz

    rpm -e –nodeps upstart-sysvinit; yum –exclude=upstart\* install systemd\*

  • valent

    Why do you remove upstart, are there some bugs or just your preference?

  • Leif

    $ yum install epiphany nautilus-open-terminal parcellite

    Although I’ve heard nautilus-open-terminal functionality is on by default in F14? (Still on F13)

  • http://zdzichu.soup.io Tomasz

    upstart-sysvinit package obsoletes systemd-sysvinit, making the latter uninstallable in simple way. From my 6 F14 machine only 2 run upstart, I enjoy systemd on majority of them.

  • dodobas

    first thing to do after installing Fedora is to install Ubuntu over it :P

  • valent

    Meh, Mint is much better than Ubuntu

  • http://www.schotty.com Andrew Schott

    Well I am not anti SELinux as others, although on desktops early on, I set it to permissive.

    I firstly get rpmfusion setup, then google and adobe repos.
    Then I get my nvidia drivers going. At this point I am usually permissifying my SELinux.
    Then I get Chrome, Crossover Games, and Evolution going. As F14 has Evo stock installed, its less an issue on this computer than on my Ubuntu or OpenSUSE installs.
    I then get my CXG bottles imported.
    I then sit back and enjoy my system :D

  • Klaus

    What I’m doing first after installing Fedora 14?
    Searching for Blogs with subject “1st thing to do…”

    THat’s how I found this stupid posting :-(

  • http://blog.karo.or.id tommy

    yum update

  • valent

    Then what is the second thing you do?

  • http://notilogia.com david

    I agree

    What I’m doing first after installing Fedora 14?
    Searching for Blogs with subject “1st thing to do…”

    THat’s how I found this stupid posting :-(

  • http://cyberfish.110mb.com Jake

    For me, it’s opening Firefox and installing Opera :) Repos later.

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