Install Fedora Workstation 31 (Gnome GUI)

SCREENSHOT 21) Loading Fedora Workstation 31 for the first time, the last step setting up your system “Welcome” screen.

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First load of Fedora Workstation 31 – Welcome screen of the last step of the setup.

SCREENSHOT 22) Choose your Wi-Fi spot or skip as we did, because we have a wired network.

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First load of Fedora Workstation 31 – Wi-Fi selection

SCREENSHOT 23) Tune your privacy settings, these are defaults on the screen. It is good to report problems and bugs. Click on “Next”.

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First load of Fedora Workstation 31 – privacy

SCREENSHOT 24) Connect your online (cloud) accounts.

If you have cloud account here is the moment to configure them, some of them offer shared folder to sync with the cloud. Click on “Skip” if do not have such accounts or you do not want to use them with this installation.

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First load of Fedora Workstation 31 – Online Accounts

SCREENSHOT 25) Fill your name and username to login with.

This user will have administrative privileges. It can escalate to root with sudo. Click on “Next”.

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First load of Fedora Workstation 31 – Create your user

SCREENSHOT 26) Fill your password for the newly created user. Click on “Next”.

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First load of Fedora Workstation 31 – Password for the user

SCREENSHOT 27) Click on “Start Using Fedora” and you’ll see the Login screen

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First load of Fedora Workstation 31 – Ready to Go

SCREENSHOT 28) Getting started and helpful information for Fedora 31’s Gnome.

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First time Fedora Workstation 31 login

SCREENSHOT 29) You are logged by default with the user you’ve just created.

No need to login the first time. This is the default look of the Gnome desktop. First login in Fedora Workstation 31 with Gnome GUI. Click on the top left corner of the screen – Activities (underlined with read).

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Gnome Desktop Environment – default view

SCREENSHOT 30) Left menu bar, click on “Show Applications” to list the default installed applications.

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Gnome Desktop Environment – Show Applications

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