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== Advanced KDE Use -- "Release the Kraken!"
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= Advanced KDE Use -- "Release the Kraken!"
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:experimental:
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=== Virtual Desktops
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== Virtual Desktops
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_Virtual Desktops_ help you organize your screen workspace by adding additional, virtual screen spaces to the left, top, bottom or right of your screen.
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You can place application windows on different Virtual Desktops and switch between them either using a widget in the menu bar or keyboard shortcuts.
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When using the application switcher (xref:#_managing_apps[see below!]), switching to apps on different Virtual Desktops will automatically switch between desktops, too.
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=== Keyboard Shortcuts
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== Keyboard Shortcuts
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To see all possible keyboard shortcuts or to define your own, open _System Settings_ and go to menu:Keyboard[Shortcuts].
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==== System Settings
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=== System Settings
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Sometimes you need to quickly open System Settings to change a setting.
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kbd:[Meta+I] will open System Settings at any time.
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==== Managing Apps
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=== Managing Apps
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If you're like us, you regularly have many apps open.
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Putting them on virtual desktops helps unclutter your screen.
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* kbd:[Meta+PageDown]: minimize a window
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* kbd:[Meta+PageUp]: maximize a window
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==== Konsole
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=== Konsole
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As a Linux power user you'll regularly need a shell in Konsole.
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To quickly fire up Konsole, simply press kbd:[Ctrl+Alt+T].
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You can read more about this in xref:cli.adoc[Advanced Command Line Use -- "In the Beginning there was Shell"].
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==== System Monitor
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=== System Monitor
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If your system feels slow and you suspect that an app is eating your CPU or RAM, pressing kbd:[Meta+ESC] will open the System Monitor which lets you inspect all aspects of your system:
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You can stop / kill processes from System Monitor.
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=== Quick App Launching
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== Quick App Launching
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Imagine you're working on something using your keyboard and quickly need to launch Firefox to look something up.
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Instead of using the mouse or touchpad, there are two ways to do this with your keyboard.
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image::Application_Launcher_Search.png[Application Launcher Search]
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=== Screen Edges
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== Screen Edges
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KDE has a feature called "Screen Edges".
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Moving your mouse to the four edges or the four corners of your screen triggers a command that you can define.
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Explore the other triggers.
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They offer a helpful way to manage your desktop with a mouse.
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=== User Accounts: Sharing Your Computer
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== User Accounts: Sharing Your Computer
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Fedora is a multi-user system by design.
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This means:
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*Remember:* administrators have full access to _all_ system settings and accounts, _including your account_.
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*With great power comes great responsibility!*
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==== Logging in as a different user
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=== Logging in as a different user
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The username and the password you assigned to users in the previous step are their _credentials_.
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Users log in to Fedora by entering their credentials on the login screen.
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== Advanced Command Line Use -- "In the Beginning there was Shell"
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= Advanced Command Line Use -- "In the Beginning there was Shell"
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:experimental:
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=== The Linux Filesystem
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== The Linux Filesystem
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A big part of understanding Linux is to know your way around the filesystem.
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To learn more about the Linux filesystem, have a look at the https://refspecs.linuxfoundation.org/FHS_3.0/fhs/index.html[Filesystem Hierarchy Standard] by https://www.linuxfoundation.org/[The Linux Foundation].
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It lists system directories found on your computer and explains their purpose.
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=== The Terminal Emulator & Shell
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== The Terminal Emulator & Shell
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Parallel to the graphical interface of desktop environments lives the command line.
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To properly display and use the command line in a desktop environment, two components are needed:
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You won't damage your installation as long as you don't `mount` your hard drive.
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Run `man mount` if you want to know what we're talking about icon:smile[].
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=== What is `sudo`?
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== What is `sudo`?
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`sudo` stands for "substitute user and do".
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Annecdotally, it also stands for "superuser do".
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Refer to `man sudo` to learn more.
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=== Command line package management
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== Command line package management
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To show you how to install new software via the command line, we will give the same instructions as we did for installing the same games as we did in the Gaming section above - but this time, we won't use Discover, we will use the command line in Konsole.
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Since installing packages is a system operation that can only be executed by administrators, you will be using `sudo`.
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==== Intro to `dnf`
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=== Intro to `dnf`
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`dnf` stands for "dandified yum".
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Don't ask why icon:smile[].
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If you would like a deep-dive into `dnf`, https://dnf5.readthedocs.io/en/latest/commands/index.html[DNF Commands] is quite advanced.
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==== Installing Software via Command Line
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=== Installing Software via Command Line
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[source,console]
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----
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$ sudo dnf remove xeyes
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----
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==== Installing Games with the Command Line
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=== Installing Games with the Command Line
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Supertuxkart:
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[source,console]
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$ sudo dnf install xonotic
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----
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==== Updating Fedora via Command Line
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=== Updating Fedora via Command Line
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[source,console]
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----
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$ sudo dnf update
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----
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=== Viewing processes on the shell
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== Viewing processes on the shell
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Each running program or script on Linux is called a _process_.
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A process has a number of properties, among others:
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Run `btop` in Konsole and explore the information it gives you.
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=== How to manage processes
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== How to manage processes
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Linux has its faults, so do programs.
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It can happen that programs crash and need to be terminated.
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include::partial$attributes.adoc[]
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:experimental:
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== Fedora as your daily driver
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= Fedora as your daily driver
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=== Find Your Way Around KDE Plasma
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== Find Your Way Around KDE Plasma
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image::Desktop.png[Desktop]
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NOTE: Don't be afraid.
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"Dangerous" operations will require you to enter your password to authorize them so it's quite difficult to accidentally damage your system.
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=== Accessibility
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== Accessibility
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Fedora KDE Plasma comes with accessibility features.
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You can access them by opening "System Settings" and then the "Accessibility" menu.
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KDE Plasma has accessibility features, yet we know they may be incomplete.
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We advise you to thoroughly test the Fedora KDE Plasma Live environment before installing to determine whether the available features meet your requirements.
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=== Finding new software
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== Finding new software
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Discover is a graphical way to download and install and update software.
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Flatpaks are a different method for distributing software which has certain pros and cons.
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For now, use the versions not labelled "Flatpak" until you're an advanced user and feel confident diving deeper into the Flatpak topic.
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=== Setting up email
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== Setting up email
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You can install Mozilla Thunderbird from Discover by searching for "Thunderbird".
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It is an established and popular email client.
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If you've exported your mail and settings from Thunderbird on your old OS, you can https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/thunderbird-import[import them in Thunderbird^] on Fedora.
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=== Browsing the web
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== Browsing the web
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Fedora KDE Plasma comes with Firefox browser pre-installed.
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Your Firefox experience is the same on Fedora Linux as it is on your previous OS.
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You can also set up https://www.firefox.com/en-US/features/sync/[Firefox Sync^] which can transfer your passwords and bookmarks.
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=== Using LibreOffice
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== Using LibreOffice
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https://www.libreoffice.org/[LibreOffice^] is a full-fledged office suite that comes pre-installed in Fedora.
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The suite consists of the following components:
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LibreOffice has its own https://www.libreoffice.org/get-help/accessibility/[accessibility documentation^].
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=== Setting up a printer
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== Setting up a printer
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Fedora uses the CUPS print service for printing.
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You can use many printers using either USB or even network / Wi-Fi connections.
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Click "+ Add...".
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If your printer is supported, it will be discovered and you can add the printer after adjusting the settings.
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=== Using a scanner
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== Using a scanner
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Fedora uses the http://www.sane-project.org/[SANE^] backend for scanning.
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The SANE project has a partial list of http://www.sane-project.org/sane-supported-devices.html[Supported Devices^].
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If you have multiple pages to scan, simply swap pages and click "Scan" again until all pages are scanned.
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== Setting up sync'n'share
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KDE Plasma has out-of-the-box support for the for syncing images and documents:
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The pop-up dialogue will tell you what can be synchronized for each service and it will guide you through the login process.
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=== Gaming on Linux
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== Gaming on Linux
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Linux has a limited number of high-quality games available from Fedora for free.
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You can download them from within Discover by searching them.
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=== Audio
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== Audio
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=== Music Playing
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Elisa is the default music player in KDE.
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There are many more players available via Discover.
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== Video
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=== Video Playing
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There is a powerful, non-linear video editor called https://kdenlive.org/[Kdenlive^] which integrates with KDE Plasma.
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It even covers professional video editing requirements.
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* https://www.gimp.org/[GIMP^] (Graphical Image Manipulation Program)
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=== Photo viewing, management & editing
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Fedora contains amazing photo manipulation and digital asset management (DAM) software.
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=== Using portable drives / Transferring files between Linux and other OS
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== Using portable drives / Transferring files between Linux and other OS
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If you want to share files using an external drive (USB disk/SSD) between Linux and other OS, make sure the drive uses the filesystem that all involved systems can read and write.
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=== Making Backups
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== Making Backups
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We recommend you routinely make backups.
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Backups will help you when your hard drive fails and also when you accidentally delete data.
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If you have a laptop it makes no sense to store your backup media in your laptop bag.
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If it gets stolen you lose both your laptop and your backup.
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=== NVIDIA and Linux
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== NVIDIA and Linux
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The latest graphics drivers / libraries for NVIDIA graphics cards currently have closed source components.
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Therefore, purchasing a computer that has an NVIDIA graphics card is not recommended for users who wish to only use open source software.
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If you need help with NVIDIA, see the xref:#_getting_help_with_fedora[Getting Help] section below.
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=== Managing Fedora
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== Managing Fedora
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==== Updating Fedora
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=== Updating Fedora
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Fedora software and operating system can be updated from within Discover.
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Select the "Updates" tab and wait for the package information refresh to finish.
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==== Removing Software
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=== Removing Software
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If you want to remove a piece of software, find it in the application launcher first.
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You can right click the app and select "Uninstall or manage add-ons".
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Discover will open after, select btn:[Remove] in the top right corner.
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==== Upgrading Fedora to the Latest Release
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=== Upgrading Fedora to the Latest Release
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Fedora releases two new versions each year.
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=== Getting Help with Fedora
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== Getting Help with Fedora
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The people at Fedora love helping!
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We strive to be professional and friendly in our communications.
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== Installing Fedora KDE Permanently
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= Installing Fedora KDE Permanently
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=== Step One: BACK UP ALL YOUR INFORMATION FROM YOUR EXISTING OPERATING SYSTEM
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== Step One: BACK UP ALL YOUR INFORMATION FROM YOUR EXISTING OPERATING SYSTEM
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We will guide you through replacing your current OS with Fedora so installing Fedora will delete all of your current files, folders and information.
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This action is NOT reversible.
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Store the Thunderbird and/or Firefox profile on your backup media for later import.
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=== Step Two: Check your backups
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== Step Two: Check your backups
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CAUTION: Check your backups and re-read Step One (above).
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We will not be responsible if you lose your data!
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=== Step Three: Install Fedora from the Live environment
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== Step Three: Install Fedora from the Live environment
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Most pages will be self-explanatory.
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However, we'll explain some of the installation options in more detail in the following sections.
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==== Setting Time and Date
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=== Setting Time and Date
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Leave it to Fedora to set date and time automatically (no changes are needed).
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However, we recommend that you manually select the correct timezone that you're in during installation.
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You can change the timezone later from KDE Settings if you need.
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==== Install Destination
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=== Install Destination
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When asked for the installation destination, make sure your computer's hard drive is selected and choose "Use entire disk".
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WARNING: This will ERASE ALL DATA on the selected disk.
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==== Encryption - yes or no?
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=== Encryption - yes or no?
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During storage configuration you have the option to encrypt your data on the hard drive.
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Using encryption has some advantages and drawbacks.
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Without the passphrase it is impossible to recover the data on the disk.
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*Don't lose the passphrase!*
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==== User Account and Password
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=== User Account and Password
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After creating a user account for yourself and setting its password, we're good to go for installation!
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Leave "Enable root account" unchecked, you don't need to enable it.
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==== Go For It!
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=== Go For It!
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You can review all settings and start the installation.
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When the installation is finished, return to your Live system, click the Fedora menu on the left hand side of the bottom menu bar and click on "Shut Down" to turn off your computer.
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This will boot into the freshly installed Fedora KDE.
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Log in with your user account and password.
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=== Step Four: Set up Internet & Install Updates
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== Step Four: Set up Internet & Install Updates
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You should set up your internet connection as described in xref:try_fedora.adoc#_connecting_to_internet_or_wi_fi[Connecting to Internet or Wi-Fi] in the __Let’s Try Fedora!__ section.
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== Let's Try Fedora!
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= Let's Try Fedora!
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:experimental:
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You will need to:
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* Confirm you have backed up your existing data
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* Permanently install Fedora
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=== Downloading & making a bootable USB drive
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== Downloading & making a bootable USB drive
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You will need to download _Fedora Media Writer_.
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It will put _Fedora KDE Plasma_ on your USB drive, so you can install Fedora using that USB drive.
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Fedora will now be prepared for you -- wait until it finishes and *remove the USB drive before doing anything else*.
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=== Trying Out Fedora KDE Live
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== Trying Out Fedora KDE Live
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Now you have Fedora installed on your USB drive, you can try it out.
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Don't worry -- it won't break your current system!
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IMPORTANT: Users with special needs should thoroughly try all required accessibility features before installing.
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Please see the xref:daily_driver.adoc#_accessibility["Fedora as your daily driver" > "Accessibility"] section of this guide for further information.
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=== Connecting to Internet or Wi-Fi
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== Connecting to Internet or Wi-Fi
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We strongly suggest you connect your live system to your network for the following reasons:
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