Using software included in NeuroFedora
NeuroFedora is a set of packages that can be installed on a Fedora system. So, for most users, installing a Fedora system is the simplest way to use NeuroFedora. Fedora provides a variety of installation media:
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We suggest the Fedora workstation as a well designed GNOME based installation.
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For headless (such as clusters and servers without a graphical interface) installations, we suggest the Fedora server installation.
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Users that prefer other desktop environments, such as KDE, XFCE, LXQT, Mate, Cinnamon or LXDE, can select a Fedora spin.
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The Fedora scientific image provides a KDE based installation that includes various generally used scientific tools.
Detailed information on installing Fedora can be found in the Fedora installation guide.
We intend to provide Fedora based Docker images for commonly used software. This is a work-in-progress.
Software provided by NeuroFedora
| More software is regularly being added to NeuroFedora. Please get in touch with us for specific requests. |
NeuroFedora focusses on providing software for:
Please use the individual pages to learn more.
Docker images
Use of Docker images is discussed on a separate page.
Extra software (COPR)
Free/Open source software that is harder to include in Fedora (usually because it is developed in a way that makes it difficult to package while implementing the Fedora packaging guidelines) is temporarily provided in an extra COPR repository. The NeuroFedora team will continue to work with upstreams to move it to official Fedora repositories.