So I was being gung-ho and upgrading from Fedora Silverblue 38 to 39 on my laptop when the battery died midway.
Oh, the horror!
Can you imagine?! In the middle of an operating system upgrade! Oh, no!
So I restarted and re-ran the command and finished the upgrade.
The End.
(For those of you who might not know, Fedora Silverblue is based on rpm-ostree.
Think of it as your OS on git.
Upgrades are like a simple git pull and take almost no time at all, even between major versions. It’s very common that I’m running today’s OS on my machine.
And if something goes wrong, you can always roll back. Not that I’ve had to yet.)
@destructatron I’m so sorry, I hadn’t realised the Fedora Silverblue installer isn’t accessible.
CC @fedora
@aral @destructatron Good catch and thanks for bringing it up! We'll pass this along to the Accessibility Working Group and to the folks working on the new Anaconda installer.
@destructatron Thanks for the feedback! We'll pass this along as well.
Improving accessibility on Fedora is actually one of our objectives in our five year plan for 2028. If you have more feedback, please let us know in our contributor forum and tag the DEI Team as they're the ones leading this.
https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/c/project/7
Talking on Mastodon also works. :)
@fedora @destructatron @aral
Hello!
Taking advantage of this thread, I would like to make a request for the next version of Fedora.
Can you add an option to handle the magnifier zoom using a shortcut key and the mouse wheel?
In other Operating Systems like Windows, MacOS and even in other desktop environments like Cinnamon they have this option in their accessibility settings.
@felipe_ibarra @fedora @destructatron @aral that kind of thing is more of a job for #gnome . we don't do extensive development/customization on desktop environments downstream in fedora. stuff like making sure accessibility features work in the installer definitely is our job, though...