

If you are a Debian user then you may be familiar with the Debian multimedia repository that enables features that may not be legal in every jurisdiction. Thankfully they have made it easy to switch, just right click on the Fedora icon/the KDE menu, and select “Switch to Classic Menu Style”. I will never understand the “Application Launcher Style” that requires discrete clicks to navigate.

I will be focusing on the things that I did to customize it for my liking. If you want more information on the install process then I recommend that you read the excellent Installation Guide maintained by the project. I rebooted and selected the usb key from the hardware boot up menu.įor the most part I selected the defaults, with the exception of hard disk encryption, which I would recommend that everyone would use. I had some issues with the Fedora cd creator so I just used UnetBootin which has had more success. I downloaded Fedora-16-x86_64-Live-KDE.iso as I will be running KDE on a 64 bit system. In the HPR0892 :: Hacker Public Radio New Year’s Eve Part 2/8 (A Bit About Fedora) I spoke about my Fedora install and I would like to put some better show notes out here.įirst thing to do is get and iso.
