Fedora project promised when the release Fedora 24, Graphical upgrade will be push after a month through GNOME Software which is, one of the new feature on Fedora 24. Thy day came to picture...
LEMP stack stands for Linux, Nginx, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, PHP, Perl, Python & phpMyAdmin. LEMP is bunch of open source software which is developed by different organization. NGINX stands for engine-x is a free,...
LAMP Stands for Linux, Apache, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, PHP, PERL, PYTHON, PhpMyAdmin. LAMP is combination of operating system and bunch of open-source software which is developed by different organizations. In this tutorial, we will...
Fedora community proudly announce the new release of Fedora 24 on June 21, 2016 after four times delay due to various reasons. Since Fedora 21 they have splite the Fedora product to three main...
Fedora 24 was out on June 21, 2016. we have already prepared article for Upgrade Fedora 23 to Fedora 24, What’s New on Fedora 24 & Fresh installation of Fedora 24. Fresh installation of...
Fedora 24 was out on June 21, 2016 yesterday. The release was postponed four times for varies reason but finally it got released. As we already upgraded our previous releases via DNF system upgrade...
Fedy is a small, lightweight, feature rich, simple and powerful GUI has a no-nonsense straightforward UI to get you started as quickly as possible. All the actions are queued so that you don’t have...
PostInstallerF is a small, lightweight, feature rich, simple and powerful GUI which help new users to install all the software (Almost 100+ applications) that Fedora Linux and others doesn’t include by default, after running...
Fedora 23 was out. we have already prepared article for Fedora upgrade 23 to Fedora 23. Also we prepared article for fresh installation of Fedora 23. It’s not enough to make your Desktop as...
Fedora community proudly announce the new release of Fedora 23 on November 3, 2015 after postpone of a week due to some technical issue. Since Fedora 21 they have split the Fedora product to...
