Korora Project is a Linux distro I created over 13 years ago, which (since 2010) takes Fedora and applies dozens of tweaks in an effort to make it more usable […]
If you have a laptop and want to get more battery life, you may already know about a handy tool from Intel called PowerTOP. PowerTOP not only monitors your system […]
Edit: I made some changes which have dropped the temps to around 40 degrees at idle (haven’t tested at load yet). The case has potential, but I still think it’s […]
Recently we had a Korora user ask how to reset the keybindings in GNOME, which they had changed. I don’t think that the shortcuts program has a way to reset […]
We’ve finally had time to finalise Korora 22 and images are now available. I strongly recommend downloading with BitTorrent if you can. We are not shipping Adobe Flash by default […]
It has taken a few weeks longer than we had hoped, but Korora 21 images are now available. I strongly recommend downloading with BitTorrent if you can. The 21 beta […]
Originally posted by firnsy at Korora Project news. Whilst developing Pharlap, our utility for easing the installation and removal of drivers, we came across a big hurdle that other distributions […]
Unfortunately an update to the SELinux policy package in Fedora 20 (and therefore Korora 20) caused RPM scriptlets to fail when updating packages. This bug only affects systems that have […]
We host our Korora Project ISO images on SourceForge and I (naturally) use rsync to move them there (slowly, at 100kb/sec). Sometimes though the connection drops off and that’s OK […]