Brackets is an open-source text editor used primarily for web development. It offers a range of features, including live preview, inline editing, and code hints. In this tutorial, we will walk you through the steps to install Brackets on Fedora CoreOS Latest.
Before we install Brackets, we need to update our package list to ensure we’re fetching the latest packages and dependencies.
To update your package list, run the following command:
sudo dnf update
To install Brackets on Fedora CoreOS Latest, we will use Snapd package manager. Snapd is not installed by default in Fedora CoreOS Latest, so we need to install it manually.
To install Snapd, run the following command:
sudo dnf install snapd
After installing Snapd, we can now use it to install Brackets. Run the following command to install Brackets:
sudo snap install brackets --classic
The --classic flag is required because Brackets uses an older version of Snapd that requires it. Once installed, you should be able to launch Brackets from your application launcher or from the terminal using the brackets command.
To verify that Brackets is installed correctly, launch the application from your application launcher, or run the following command in your terminal:
brackets
If everything is installed correctly, Brackets should launch without any issues, and you should be able to begin using it for web development.
That’s it! You now have Brackets installed on Fedora CoreOS Latest, and you’re ready to start using it for web development. Now get to coding!
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