My fedora environment

• Tolga Erok
• 2/7/2023

My personal fedora tweaks and set-up

My Personal Fedora 39 tweaks and addons.

• Check for new desktop icons:

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tolgaerok/tolga-scripts/main/Fedora39/setup.sh)"

NEW ( FEDORA 40 )

Horrible move fedora!

• To get X11 back on login screen and in general:

sudo dnf install plasma-workspace-x11.x86_64 && sudo dnf install kwin-x11

• Nvidia installer?

sudo dnf install dnf-plugins-core -y
sudo dnf copr enable t0xic0der/nvidia-auto-installer-for-fedora -y
sudo dnf install nvautoinstall -y

NEW ( FEDORA 39 )

My Personal Fedora 39 addins:
sudo bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tolgaerok/tolga-scripts/main/Fedora39/TolgaFedora39.sh)"

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The following script automates various steps for modifying the system configuration, installing the Nvidia driver, and preparing the system for optimal performance. Here's a breakdown of the script's actions:

• Check if the script is run as root.
• Set up variables for user pictures, Samba, and wallpaper directories.
• Update the system and install the "nala" package.
• Install additional software packages, including mpg123, media codecs, and various applications using Flatpak.
• Download and install TeamViewer and Visual Studio Code.
• Install PowerShell and configure system components.
• Speed up DNF package manager and set up RPM Fusion repositories.
• Install Samba and its dependencies.
• Copy custom Samba files and configure Samba user and group.
• Create and configure custom Samba folders and user shares.
• Configure the fstab file to mount network shares on boot.
• Create mount points and set permissions for the shares.
• Mount the shares and start Samba services.
• Test the fstab entries by listing the mounted directories.
• Copy wallpapers to the user's home directory.
• Enable Free and non-free RPM Fusion repositories.
• Update the core system: This step updates the core system packages, including the kernel, and performs necessary upgrades and cleanups.
• Install Nvidia: The script installs the Nvidia driver and related packages, such as kmod-nvidia, akmod-nvidia, and xorg-x11-drv-nvidia-cuda. It also installs additional components for CUDA/nvdec/nvenc support and Vulkan.
• Cleaning up grub and uninstalling the Nouveau driver: The script modifies the grub configuration by appending necessary lines and disabling the Nouveau driver during boot. It also removes the xorg-x11-drv-nouveau package and updates the grub configuration.
• Configure Nvidia: This step launches the Nvidia settings utility for further configuration.
• Defrag or fstrim: The script prompts to perform a defragmentation or fstrim operation.
• Completion and Nvidia version: It displays the Nvidia driver version installed on the system.
• Reboot: The system automatically reboots after a 4-minute countdown.

Summary

Please note that executing this script may have implications on your system, such as modifying the bootloader configuration and installing or removing packages. Ensure that you have a backup and understand the consequences before proceeding.

The script provides a comprehensive solution for installing the Nvidia driver and optimizing system performance. It starts by enabling the Free and non-free RPM Fusion repositories, updates the core system, and then proceeds to install the Nvidia driver and its related packages. Additionally, the script takes care of cleaning up the grub configuration and uninstalling the Nouveau driver.

How to run?

1. Make sure git is usable. If not, install it:

sudo dnf install git -y

2. Open Terminal, type:

git clone https://github.com/tolgaerok/fedora-tolga.git
cd ./fedora-tolga

3. Run it:

chmod u+x ./install.sh
sudo ./install.sh

NEW

My Fedora 39
Tweaks:
https://github.com/tolgaerok/tolga-scripts/tree/main/Fedora39

Fedora 39 addins:
sudo bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tolgaerok/tolga-scripts/main/Fedora39/TolgaFedora39.sh)"

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