I have a good news to tell you, especially to the people who are using Fedora: Now Ubuntu Tweak can work under Fedora now(Of course, without some features).

But it is a good start, isn’t it?

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Thanks of Yuan Yijun, by his help, I’ve made a rpm package for Fedora successfully.

I haven’t changed any code of Ubuntu Tweak, Ubuntu Tweak works fine under Fedora. Except the features under “Application” section(Add/Remove, Third-Party Souces and so on), everything works.

Ubuntu Tweak will have a better distribution compatible, this is the first step.

I only tested it under my Fedora 10, so I don’t know whether Fedora 9 or other rpm based distributions can use it.

So, if you are a Fedora people, I hope you can spend a little time to install Ubuntu Tweak and give the news to me. Maybe just a response: It works!

How to install Ubuntu Tweak under Fedora

Install the GPG public key(without this, you will see a warning dialog):

Open your terminal, and run the following commands:

wget http://code.google.com/p/ubuntu-tweak/source/browse/trunk/pubkey/tualatrix.key

(sudo) rpm –import tualatrix.key

Download the RPM package：

Click the link and save file to anywhere you want: ubuntu-tweak-0.4.3-3.noarch.rpm

Then just double-click on the file, choose install:

If everything goes well, you can start use Ubuntu Tweak now!

Enjoy!

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