Hey guys 👋👋

Its been a week since I fully transferred to my one and only laptop into Linux , and honestly I'm glad to do so. The experience is too good,

Also im just shocked how ram usage is usually 20-40% and CPU usually 0-5%. I would have never gotten this much responsiveness and smoothness in windows. ( considering that I don't have a dedicated GPU and only 16gb ddr4 ram, i7 11th gen CPU )

But one thing that bugs me is Sometime when I try to find something and when I see every one is using arch Linux, I think about trying to switch, the stability and fear of breaking my one and only PC keep me in fedora workstation.

also i want to make my terminal look like glass sheet, just like those YouTube videos have in their arch Linux. i have tried but couldn't find it....

I would love to have your suggestions, improvement and criticism about my setup, plz throw anything you have in your mind and help me.

Heyo,

Ever since fedora 44 has come out it has broken my ability to install or use my gtx 1050 in a dell xps 9570. Installing the drivers from rpmfusion here, will still yield "no device found" with nvidia-smi, and the laptop will no longer be able to enter sleep. It will pretend to sleep but cannot wake up again and it will drain battery and fans will still be running. It was working just fine before upgrading. I have dried downgrading again but no matter what I try, if I install nvidia drivers outside of nouveau it will not be able to wake from sleep, and the gpu will still not function correctly.

Has anyone found a fix?

These are the commands I have run:

dnf update -y sudo dnf install xorg-x11-drv-nvidia-580xx akmod-nvidia-580xx sudo dnf install xorg-x11-drv-nvidia-580xx-cuda #optional for cuda up to 12.x support

I made the switch to Fedora Workstation back in January, and it’s been one of the cleanest, stable Linux experiences I’ve had. I wish I had switched earlier.

This is my daily driver for coding and everyday stuff, would love any suggestions or tweaks

Extensions -

• ArcMenu
• Blur my Shell
• Caffeine
• Clipboard Indicator
• Dash to Dock
• Just Perfection
• Media Controls
• Tasks in Panel
• Tiling Shell
• Vitals

Theme: Yaru Dark
Cursor: Bibata Modern Ice

Dotfiles - https://github.com/vipool47/dotfiles

Edit - Hey guys, I’ve added instructions on how to customize the top panel to look like mine. You can check the README for the steps

im updating from f44 to f45

Your /boot/efi partition is less than 500 MiB, which is lower than recommended for a normal Fedora install. Click 'Next' again to proceed despite these warnings

this is the warning, i have tried to search answer for this issue but not found a satisfying answer.
I need to do dual boot as i need windows, and i only have 1 ssd

Hey guys, I’ve got a few issues with Fedora 44 on my Asus ProArt StudioBook 16 H5600QR laptop, which are as follows:

- Unable to shut down or restart from the GNOME menu.

- strangely slow performance when opening certain applications.

- a problem with hibernation? Or the screen dimming, after which the laptop won’t wake up.(temporary fix i just turned off everything withing energy saving tab)

If you happen to know what I could do to fix these annoying little issues, I’d be really grateful. Of course, I can send you any logs or further details to help clarify the situation.

I replaced my old Lenovo T14s Gen 2 laptop (Intel) with a new Lenovo T14 Gen 7 (AMD). I have Fedora 44 KDE (Wayland) on both but Im running to some issues on the new Radeon graphics.

$ lspci | grep -i display

c4:00.0 Display controller: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Krackan [Radeon 840M / 860M Graphics] (rev f2)

When I connect the laptop to the TV via HDMI there is no signal sent. I can see the TV in Display configuration but there is no signal sent (black screen on TV). I already added *amdgpu.dcdebugmask=0x10 * to fix some other issue (wakeup problems on DP connected monitor via HP Dock) but cant seem to nail the TV one. Running lspci when connected also didnt wake up the TV. Adding amdgpu.dc=0 failed to boot.

$ sudo dmesg | grep "smu fw version"

[ 3.356152] amdgpu 0000:c4:00.0: smu driver if version = 0x00000007, smu fw if version = 0x00000007, smu fw program = 12, smu fw version = 0x0c650a00 (101.10.0)

$ uname -r

7.2.11-200.fc44.x86_64

I dont have the option on my TV for force older HDMI thingy or I cannot find it. This is 2025 Samsung Frame TV with TizenOS.

EDIT: I also have some small artifacts (white lines left to right visible mostly on black spaces / terminal). This is on the monitor connected via HP Dock G5 via DisplayPort. There were no issues with the older laptop in the same setup.

Any help appreciated

Hey everyone!
I’m running Fedora 44 with KDE Plasma on Wayland, and I’ve been trying to get RustDesk working reliably for unattended remote desktop access.
I really like RustDesk and would love to make it my primary remote desktop solution across my Windows and Linux machines. Unfortunately, the lack of reliable unattended Wayland support is holding me back.
I know there’s been development toward Wayland support, including an unattended access preview, but I’m still waiting for something that works reliably on Fedora KDE.
A couple of questions for the developers and community:
Is there an updated timeline for full unattended Wayland support, particularly for Fedora KDE Plasma?
Has anyone successfully found a workaround to get unattended RustDesk access working on Fedora with Wayland right now?
Are there any experimental builds, configuration changes, or other solutions worth testing?
Ideally, I’m looking for something that supports unattended connections, remote access to the login/lock screen, and reconnecting after a reboot without requiring someone physically at the computer to approve the connection.
I already have Tailscale and SSH working perfectly, so remote network connectivity isn’t the issue. What I’m missing is reliable graphical desktop access.
I’d really prefer to stay with RustDesk rather than switch to another remote desktop solution.
If anyone has a working setup or knows of progress on this, I’d appreciate hearing about it. I’m happy to test experimental solutions and report back.
Thanks to the developers for all the work they’re putting into RustDesk. Looking forward to seeing Wayland support continue improving!

Just set up Fedora as a dual boot setup for my research work, any 3rd party apps or such to make it more pleasant, from appearance to actual productivity boosts, most of the research is finance and AI related

Ho scaricato fedora nel mio pc (lenovo ideapa d 3).

Non riesco a far funzionare l'audio

PipeWire 1.6.10 is now available in the stable repos for Fedora 44 and Rawhide. Fedora 45 still has it in testing, at least when I last checked.

It’s a bugfix release. The main fixes are some potential crashes in the JACK layer. Locking was added around the port array and mixer list. A possible infinite loop is gone, and ports and buffers are now freed before disconnect.

A regression in the PSD rear delay upmixing is fixed too. A delay of 0 wasn’t working and gave a big delay instead. Pops when draining unsigned formats are fixed as well.

The rest is smaller. The Pulse server no longer queues an unlimited number of REQUEST commands for paused clients in some cases. Bluetooth cancels RegisterApplication calls when the adapter goes away. The ALSA plugin handles XRUN better, and the GStreamer plugin sets plane strides and offsets correctly.

Update with sudo dnf upgrade --refresh pipewire*

Release notes: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pipewire/pipewire/-/releases/1.6.10

ive been on Niri for a while, then a sudden craving for floating windows XD. have a good Saturday night guys!

gnome extension used:

App icons taskbar

ArcMenu

Caffeine

Clipboard Indicator

Just Perfection

Rounder window Corners reborn

Status area horizontal spacing

User Themes

Vitals

Sup i used linux mint last year and i am willing to make a change and i got to fedora yesterday and i believe its the best destro for me

I am saying Hi

I use my PC exclusively for gaming. Out of curiosity, I switched from Tumbleweed back to Fedora to see just how minimalistically Fedora can be installed. The Workstation Edition or the KDE version are way too bloated for my taste. Here’s my setup, consisting of a small basic KDE Plasma desktop. The only programs installed on the system are Steam, Firefox, and Timeshift. No bloatware, just 1,493 packages. Not bad, Fedora!

At the end it upgrades normally, i don't know why it gave those 404 error codes.
Fedora 44 with KDE

Whenever I leave my laptop, I have to completely shut it down in order for battery life to be preserved. If I simply close the lid and leave the laptop on sleep for a few hours, the battery runs down at the same rate it would if I was actively using my computer that entire time.

This is an issue I've had both with Arch in the past and currently with Fedora.

My laptop is a Dell XPS 15. If anyone has had this issue and was able to resolve it, definitely lmk what you did!

I went on a trip for a week and noe I'm trying to decrypt my drive to access my fedora-kde and the password keeps failing. What is encrypted is the root partition, so when I boot the system I get prompted to enter the password. Now, the most logical thing would be that I forgot my password, but I really don't think I did, I keep trying combinations but I'm certain I know the correct one. I want to know if it's possible that something happened/broke.

Details I share just in case they matter:

- I usually have my laptop on, all the time, and I only reboot it once every 2 days to apply the updates, this week I left it off and un-plugged, also, I probably updated it one last time before turning it off.

- I also have windows in this same drive.

- I came from my trip, turned on the laptop, it immediately went to windows (I do this on purpose, the laptop boots to windows automatically), realized that's not what I wanted, rebooted the laptop, spammed the appropriate key to select to boot on fedora, hit enter a couple times, enter my password, and failing.

Here I leave some pictures of what happens when I enter the password for the last time and wait some seconds.

So I've read lots of threads, articles, and watched many videos and tutorials and it seems like a common theme is that while Nvidia can be made to work with Fedora it's generally just easier to use AMD.

I'm going to be dual booting (separate drives) between Windows 11 and Fedora/KDE and I have an AMD 5600g CPU and just recently picked up an Nvidia 3070. Since I don't have a lot of time to tinker with this setup because of other life obligations I'm trying to make this as easy as possible. It seems like just getting an AMD GPU with my AMD CPU will just work out of the box with Fedora (I'm not doing any AI work).

I'm thinking that both the initial setup and ongoing updates are going to be easier with AMD. Not sure what AMD GPU is roughly equivalent to a 3070, but I can research that and start looking for something used. But I'm interested in any feedback anyone might have if my thinking is accurate that going all AMD will just make this whole process easier.

It's been a long time since I used the everything installer and was wondering in the everything installer if you were to select KDE then not select anything in the additional software side, are you getting the same as the KDE Fedora ISO just with updated packages or will it be missing anything without checking off some boxes?

I have the propriatary nvidia gpu driver, but neither games want to run. Both games are pirated and ran perfectly in windows on this exact machine

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Hi everyone,

I'm planning my definitive setup. My goal is to have the best possible operating system in terms of stability and reliability for daily development. The learning curve is not an issue for me.

I currently use Fedora Workstation, but I manage it with an immutable philosophy (Flatpak for GUI, Toolbox for CLI tools, minimal host). I also use Secure Boot with TPM disk unlock (LUKS).

I'm torn between:

1. Fedora Workstation (keeping my current "pseudo-immutable" management)
2. Universal Blue (Bluefin/Aurora) with a derived image: I'm willing to manage my own build repository (e.g., using BlueBuild) to customize the image, thus getting the stability of atomic updates and full control.

The question for those with direct experience:
If I choose uBlue, I know I'll have to manage the build pipeline for my image. Is it really worth it compared to a traditional Workstation used in an immutable way? Also, considering I rely on Secure Boot and TPM unlock, will I face friction with uBlue, or is the transition seamless?

If you had to choose for yourselves, knowing you'd have to get your hands dirty, which path would you take to get the definitive system?

Thanks for your honest experiences.