Installation of Fedora 11 and Setup of LAMP Environment

The Helper House (www.bkjia.com) Tutorial recently re-installed the system. In order to stop unnecessary duplicate queries in the future, we will record the installation and configuration process, as a reference for your future, you can also think of a reference for those who want to install the Fedora desktop. Any methods that are incorrect or save installation time can be discussed here.

1. Install the system
This is very simple. I use the Fedora Live cd KDE version. In fact, I like and get used to gnome, but there is no ready-made version on the hand.
After the system is installed, I have a little bit of experience with KDE's dolphine and Konquer.

Yum groupinstall 'gnome Desktop Environment'

After the installation is complete, Logout and then log in again to see the familiar gnome interface. However, many default software installed on gnome is still different from the direct gnome, for example, Koffice is retained in the Office suite, and many games are under K, which has little impact and is not displayed yet.

2. Configure permissions and network connections and other

(1) Configure permissions
To configure permissions for frequently-used users, You need to modify/etc/sudoers and add:
Cipher ALL = (ALL) ALL
Cipher ALL = (ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL

In this way, the user cipher obtains the sudo permission and does not need to enter the password every time.

(2) Configure RPM Fusion

Because of the Patent License, the Fedora software Warehouse does not support MP3, DVD, and video playback and decoding libraries. Because of this, you must install those software from a third-party software warehouse. RPM Fusion is a software warehouse of Fedora and Red Hat Enterprise Edition. It is combined by Dribble, Freshrpms and RPM Fusion. Various Applications are included in this software repository, such as MP3, unencrypted DVDs, Mplayer, VLX, and Xine, as well as closed-source Nvidia and ATI graphics card drivers, RPM Fusion includes the following two main software repositories:
* A software named "freedom" is mainly Open-Source Software (defined by the Fedora Authorization Guidelines), but the US Patent Protection Act cannot be included in Fedora.
* The other software is named "non-free", mainly non-free software, that is, all other software that cannot be non-free, including open source code, but has restrictions such as "non-commercial use.

Sudo rpm-ivh http://download1.rpmfusion.org/free/fedora/rpmfusion-free-release-stable.noarch.rpm
Sudo rpm-ivh http://download1.rpmfusion.org/nonfree/fedora/rpmfusion-nonfree-release-stable.noarch.rpm

Install presto plug-in: sudo yum install yum-presto
Install the Automatic Image Selection plug-in: sudo yum install yum-fastestmirror

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