Running it
Updates
How omadora stays current, and what to do when an update goes wrong.
omadora runs on regular Fedora 45, so there are two things to keep current: Fedora’s packages, and omadora’s own configuration.
Fedora
- Security updates install automatically. The installer enables
dnf5-automaticfor security updates only (dnf5-automatic.timer). - Everything else updates with dnf, when you choose. Quick Settings → Updates
(U) shows what’s available and opens a terminal running
sudo dnf upgrade, so you see and confirm the changes. - Never a surprise reboot: nothing restarts your machine on its own.
| Task | Command |
|---|---|
| Update everything now | sudo dnf upgrade |
| See what changed recently | dnf history list |
| Undo the last transaction | sudo dnf history undo last |
omadora targets Fedora 45. Moving to a newer Fedora release is never done for you.
omadora
cd ~/omadora && git pull && ./install.sh
Whenever the installer replaces one of your files, the previous version is kept in
~/.local/state/omadora/backup-*.