Installation
Changements apportés à Anaconda
Cette section couvre les modifications apportées à l’installateur Anaconda, dont les modifications apportées aux installateurs interactifs en mode graphique et texte, à Kickstart et aux options de démarrage de l’installateur.
Changements apportés à l’interface graphique
The Manual Partitioning screen will now display a drop-down menu which allows you to select the LUKS version if the volume or partition is being encrypted. The menu is hidden if you do not use encryption on the volume or partition.
Changements apportés à l’interface en mode texte
When using a Kickstart file in that requires a default LUKS passphrase to finish partitioning, Anaconda in text mode will now pause and prompt you to enter the passphrase.
Changements apportés à Kickstart
Several new options which enable you to change encryption settings (--luks-version
, --pbkdf
, and --pbkdf-memory
) are now available for Kickstart commands autopart
, logvol
, part
, and raid
.
Autres changements apportés à Anaconda
This release brings additional progress on Anaconda modularization, an initiative that began in previous releases:
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Improved support for DBus tasks (anaconda/1491)
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Some installation tasks now run in DBus modules (anaconda/1502)
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The storage configuration DBus module has been extended (anaconda/1458, anaconda/1514, anaconda/1513, anaconda/1507)
The Anaconda modularization effort will continue in subsequent Fedora releases.
DNF 4
Fedora 29 provides the DNF package manager version 4. Notable changes include:
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A new module dependency resolver that resolves modular context and handles stream expansion properly.
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Support for platform pseudo-modules - see
module_platform_id
in thednf.conf(5)
man page. -
A new history database.
Note that due to improvements in modularity implementation and dependency resolution, you may encounter errors with older modular repositories such as Fedora 28 if you use them with the upgraded DNF version. Also note that ongoing DNF stack consolidation and a large amount of existing Python code being rewritten into libdnf
(in C++ with SWIG bindings to Python), while the DNF team put an emphasis on preserving compatibility and maintaining an identical user experience, there may be differences and regressions due to the scope and nature of this work.
Fedora Scientific Vagrant Box
The Fedora Scientific spin now ships as a Vagrant box in addition to an ISO image, allowing you to bypass the installation process and run it straight in a virtual machine. See the Virtualization section for details.
New Fedora Workstation installations hide the boot menu by default
See System Utilities for details.
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