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So you have now upgraded to the latest Fedora Linux Operating System? Congratulations. You will now need to learn how to use the Gnome 3 desktop environment and also customize your desktop and install additional software. Below is a list of things you can do after you have install Fedora 16 on your computer. Improve . . . → Read More: Things to do after Fedora Linux install  Comments are closed  Disk Drives, Fedora, Information, Information, Install, Linux, Security, Server, Services, Shell, Software, VirtualBox  cinnamon, clamtk, fedora, fedora 16, fedora 16 install, fedora 17, fedora 17 install, frippery, gnome extension, install, Linux, locale, mate, regional settings, services, virtualbox To enable a service to start up after you reboot the Fedora 16 system: # systemctl enable sendmail.service <enter> With ntsysv no more the tool to manage services, and chkconfig being used to manage only legacy services, Fedora 16 now has a new command, systemctl. To list all services running on the Fedora 16 system: # systemctl -t service <enter> To stop a service on the Fedora 16 system: # systemctl stop sendmail.service <enter> . . . → Read More: Manage services on Fedora 16 using systemctl To start a service on the Fedora 16 system: # systemctl start sendmail.service <enter> To disable a service from starting up when you reboot the Fedora 16 system: # systemctl disable sendmail.service <enter> To stop a service on the Fedora 16 system: # systemctl stop sendmail.service <enter> To list all services running on the Fedora 16 system: # systemctl -t service <enter> Migration to Fedora 16 has one known issue when restoring your backups from a USB hard drive or device. When the files were originally copied in earlier versions of Fedora, they all had the starting UID as 500 and GID as 500. However, Fedora 16 creates the first user with the UID of 1000 and . . . → Read More: Fedora 16 and USB drive data files not accessible Comments are closed Disk Drives, Fedora, Install, Linux chown, data, data backup, fedora, Fedora 15, fedora 16, group, Linux, restore backup, USB data, usb drive, USB storage device, user When you install Fedora 15, you are provided with the default font look that is too thin, and quite difficult to read after a long time. It is quite a strain on the eyes. To improve the quality of fonts, you should do: # ln -s /etc/fonts/conf.avail/10-autohint.conf /etc/fonts/conf.d/ <enter> You can optionally also install the . . . → Read More: Improve Font Quality in Fedora 15 or 16 # yum install clamtk <enter> For clamtk installation, if you get error cannot parse freshclam.conf. Do following: # vi /etc/freshclam.conf <enter> Locate #Example and remove it from the freshclam.conf file . Look for database.XY and replace with database.IN for India. Now start clamtk and you should be able to update antivirus signatures. $ freshclam <enter> . . . → Read More: Install Clamtk (Clam Anti-virus) Comments are closed Fedora, Information, Information, Install, Linux, Security, Software anti-virus, clamtk, fedora, Fedora 15, fedora 16, Linux, security |
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