Tag: fedora
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Unveiling Dependencies in Fedora DNF: A Guide to Package Exploration
Are you a Fedora user curious about the dependencies of a specific package? Navigating through the intricacies of package management is crucial for system maintenance and troubleshooting. In this guide, we’ll delve into how to unveil package dependencies and usages in Fedora DNF, using the javascriptcoregtk4.0 package as a practical example.
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Coding Linux Shell Script to Update Ungoogled Chromium One-Command Line
This blog post will show how to code a Linux shell script to get the Ungoogled Chrome browser one-command line. Link to Github gist – here What is Ungoogled Chrome browser it’s fully removed from Google tracking scripts and search engines. More in https://ungoogled-software.github.io/
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Coding Linux Shell Script to Update Postman One-Command Line
I’m tired of seeing the update Postman and the failed update in the background. And get up my knowledge and write a shell script which helps with routine. This blog post will show you how to code a Linux shell script to update the Postman application one-command line. Link to Github gist – here
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Coding Linux Shell Script to Update Discord One-Command Line
I’m tired of seeing the update Discord pop up every week. And getup my knowledge and write a shell script which helps with routine. Also, I remember that joke: What is the difference between a software engineer and a lazy person? A lazy person will automate their tasks to save time, while a software engineer…
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Resolving the nothing provides libopenh264.so.7 Error on DNF Update
When using the DNF package manager on CentOS or Fedora-based systems, it is essential to keep your software packages updated for improved functionality and security. However, during a dnf update command, you may encounter an error message stating nothing provides libopenh264.so.7. This error can hinder the update process and leave you wondering how to resolve…