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Docker is a popular containerization platform that allows developers to package applications and their dependencies into lightweight, portable containers. In this guide, we’ll walk through the installation of both Docker and Docker Desktop on Fedora. Prerequisites Fedora 35 or later sudo privileges Internet connectivity Step 1: Update Your System Before installing Docker, ensure your system is up to date: sudo dnf update -y Step 2: Add the Docker Repository Fedora does not include Docker in its default repositories, so you need to add the official Docker repository: ...

Set up your development environment on Linux, macOS, and Windows using a few simple scripts. Repository Overview In the fernand3z/dev-toolbox repository, you’ll find a set of scripts designed to automatically install your favorite development tools—such as zsh, oh‑my‑zsh, starship, nvm/node, python3/pip3, docker, git, VS Code, and PyCharm Community Edition—on Linux, macOS, and Windows. The repository is organized into a few key directories and files: fernand3z/dev-toolbox/ ├── install.sh # The master installer that sets permissions and lets you choose an OS. ├── linux/ │ └── install_linux.sh # A universal Linux installer that auto-detects your package manager. ├── macos/ │ └── install_macos.sh # A macOS installer using Homebrew. └── windows/ ├── install_windows.sh # A Windows installer using winget. └── run_install_windows.bat # A batch file that requests admin privileges. Each platform has its own script, but the master installer (install.sh) ties everything together. ...