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Home
Just a few days ago, somebody reached out to me and asked: Daniel, how do you do your home server? Since this question is not really easy to answer, I will provide a series of articles, that will enable you to set up your own home server.
Fedora
The new Fedora release is available, and I have already updated. There are impressive things around and also the usual updates. In this article, I will give an overview of the new release and describe what's new.
Linux
Linux is about "using the terminal", right? Maybe not. Cockpit provides an option, so you can operate your GN/Linux based operating system, even if you don't know the correct commands for many tools.
Conference
Unfortunately, I wasn't able to attend the "Nest with Fedora" conference in August. Fortunately, the folks at Fedora uploaded a ton of YouTube videos from the conference, so I was able to enjoy some content.
Fedora
Before digging into Kubernetes, you will need a minimal Kubernetes Setup. Such a setup should spin up fast, should work like a real cluster, and hopefully integrate well in other tools. For me, Minikube fulfills these needs, and you can run it on Fedora, too.
Fedora
The Fedora project provides many flavors of Linux based Desktop operating systems. With Fedora Silverblue, you are getting the option to dip your tows into immutable desktop distributions. But what are the differences? Why have I chosen to use Fedora Workstation after two years of Fedora Silverblue?
Fedora
The Fedora project is maintaining different variants of Fedora Linux to fulfil different use cases. The Linux variant provides some features, specialized for servers and headless systems. Let's have a look at Fedora server and see what is different to CentOS Stream, Alma Linux or Fedora Workstation.
Fedora
Fedora Linux is a modern Linux distribution, which can be used on your workstation, server and everything between. It is not very well known, but you can deploy Fedora Linux on your Raspberry Pi, too. Let's see what you get when opting for Fedora.
Ansible
Managing servers with Ansible is a common task. But you can also automate the setup of your own workstation. Setting a wallpaper, installing software, managing repositories and more can be done with Ansible.
Docker
Working with containers can be done in several ways. The most popular choice for container workflows and development is Docker.
Fedora
Fedora provides a wide variety of Linux based distributions. In the "Fedora - Overview" article, I provided a brief introduction of the different tases. This article is focused on the newest "Edition" named Fedora IoT. Let's see what it is about and why you should use it for certain use cases.
Fedora
Today, Fedora 34 was released. You will see lots of improvements all over the place. You may have heard that GNOME 40 is part of Fedora, but there is more to it. Let's check what changed and how the new features may improve your workflow.
GNOME
The GNOME Foundation just released the newest iteration of the GNOME Desktop Environment. After GNOME 3.38, we will get GNOME 40. This is one of the biggest changes since GNOME 3.0 and this article showcases the new features and improvements.
Fedora
Fedora offers a wide range of flavors in its Linux distributions. Fedora Workstation is focusing on Desktop and Laptop usage. This article will explain what's included and what you can expect from it.
Fedora
Fedora is often used synonymously for the Fedora Project, Fedora Linux distributions and Fedora as an ecosystem. All of this is true but may need some additional explanation. This article is explaining what Fedora is about and serves as a Kickoff for further Fedora related articles.