Hi! I have some newb-ish questions, and I was hoping some Fedora veterans could help me out.

I have been using the KDE spin of Fedora since 36, and I love it. I distro-hopped for years, but I have not had any interest since landing on Fedora. I have been using the KDE spin because I love KDE. I love how lightweight yet feature-rich and customizable it is. It can really be anything I need it to be, and it's amazing.

With that said, there are two recent happenings that have made me question whether I should switch to the original GNOME version:

1. I've been having some minor issues lately with F39, like audio not working after I reboot, so I had to eeventuakly remove it altogether and use pipewire, which has been working better. Nothing big, but minor issues like that. I've heard that the GNOME version performs better and is more stable/has less bugs, but idk if there's any truth to it?
2. I have an Nvidia GPU. Wayland support is pretty bad for me, and I've been relying on X11 all th

How do I make a dual Boot for Windows 10. When i already have fedora. I want to use a single SSD for both systems. Also is it possible without loosing my current data.

Finally found a work around for getting the mullvad client working on immutables like Silverblue/MicoOs

From this post: https://github.com/mullvad/mullvadvpn-app/issues/1570

1. Install the RPM

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        2. Run `sudo systemctl enable --now mullvad-daemon`

    3. Run `sudo rpm-ostree install libappindicator-gtk3` as it is not installed by default on Kinoite.

    4. Reboot. Live applying will not work.

    My guess is that now that the Mullvad binaries and services are not symlinked, they work.


  

Silverblue users only need these three steps:

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        Install the RPM
    Reboot
    Run sudo systemctl enable --now mullvad-daemon in Terminal

  

So, some background: my organization is moving from RHEL7 using the UI/Coolkey Smartcard setup for autolock on removal and authenticating to the AD. We are in the process of upgrading to RHEL8 in our Secure Area (which means local only connections with zero internet access). This process has been insanely complicated versus RHEL7 and it seems no matter how similar the guides, I just can't figure it out. Our support plan with RedHat is the one answer/email per 24 hours one (I have no control over this) and has been next to worthless. I am going to detail out what all i've done and hopefully someone here can see where I am missing my last keystone.

• On Windows Server 2019:

1. Open mmc.exe
2. File Add/Remove Snap-in...
   2a. Certificates "add" My User Acount
3. Trust Root Certificate Authorities
   3a. CA All Tasks Export
   3b. Certificate Export Wizard Next DER Encoded Library x.509 (.CER) name the file "caroot.cer" choose the destination