Fedora

I had to do many things to get adguard-Home running as a container in fedora Server 43. This is how I set it up on Fedora Server 43, so your mileage with say, Tumbleweed might vary. There’s a number of steps that I had to take to get this to work correctly and as a brief overview they were: /etc/sysctl.conf to allow pasta to bind to port 53 Stop systemd-resolvd.service from using port 53 /etc/systemd/resolved.conf.d/no-stub.conf Use loginctl enable-linger run the container as my user-id and not as root: ~/.config/containers/systemd/adguardhome.container All port mappings and container start are to be done in cockpit itself I didn’t necessarily do them in the order above, as I fudged my way through it! Hopefully now you don’t have to! ...

Once I’d installed the base fedora 43 Workstation with Cosmic Desktop, I was super-chuffed with the whole experience, and how the overall install went. tl;dr - Everything is working seamlessly. Here’s what I installed, and changed and why. This is as much a note for myself, as it is perhaps for you! 0.5) General config - non-oss codecs, and repos. CLI apps: Eza (COPR repo), tldr (man sub), trash-cli, bat, spf (cli file manger), fish (shell). ...

I recently - as in two days ago - bought a ThinkPad X1 off of eBay, and decided to try Fedora 43 Cosmic Spin out on it. I want to sell my MacBookPro M1 as I rarely use it. I find that I’m using Linux more and more these days. I have my iPhone and iPad Pro for everything Apple, so the MBP is relatively superfluous in the grand scheme of things. I still have my work ‘spare’ laptop which runs OpenSuse Tumbleweed (TW), but it has a truly terrible keyboard and screen. This Dell has now been superseded by the 16Gb/512Gb/2.8k OLED screen. Yea, welcome to #FirstWorldProblems - lols. ...