NoteZFS 2.2.7 has been released with up to Linux kernel 6.12 support, so this workaround is no longer necessary. I’ll leave the post up in case this is ever useful in the future. I previously posted about how to build a desktop OS from the Fedora Server installer. This is a bit of a follow up to that post. I’ve now been running Fedora 41 for a few days and it’s been a mostly pleasant experience. ...
How to build up Fedora Server Edition to a desktop In this article I’ll go over how to take the Fedora Server Edition image and build it up into a full desktop. 1. Download the Fedora Server Edition ISO. Download the latest .iso (DVD) release from here. Burn it to a USB stick using whichever method you prefer, and boot into it. 2. Set Software Selections to custom Once in the Fedora installer, the first step we want to take is to go into “Software Selections” and set it to “custom” instead of the Server Edition. ...