documentation: Add Fedora removal and COPR to Install.md #2070
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Keats
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| @@ -49,11 +49,17 @@ $ sudo dpkg -i zola_<version>_amd64_debian_<debian_version>.deb | |||
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| ### Fedora | |||
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| Zola has been available in the official repositories since Fedora 29. | |||
| Zola was included with Fedora 29 through Fedora 35. | |||
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| ```sh | |||
| $ sudo dnf install zola | |||
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Let's remove that completely. No need to point users to years old versions.
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Yep #2078 it would still cause issues I think
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That makes sense. How's this? (sorry for the delay!) |
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Here's alternative wording for #2059. Maybe this is clearer?