Lura is a powerful open-source software for image processing and compression. This guide will walk you through installing Lura on a Fedora Server latest distribution.
Before installing Lura, make sure that you have the following:
To start, update your system's package list and upgrade your installed packages.
sudo dnf update
Next, install the required dependencies.
sudo dnf install gcc-c++ libtool libjpeg-turbo-devel libpng-devel libtiff-devel
Go to the Lura project website (https://luraproject.org/) and download the latest version of Lura. You can use the following command to download the tarball directly from the command line.
wget https://luraproject.org/download/lura-latest.tar.gz
Once Lura has been downloaded, extract the tarball and move into the extracted directory.
tar xzf lura-latest.tar.gz
cd lura-latest
Next, configure Lura with the following command.
./configure
This process may take some time. Once it's completed, compile Lura and install it.
make && sudo make install
Finally, verify that Lura has been installed correctly by running the following command.
lura -v
If Lura has been installed correctly, you should see the version of Lura and its dependencies.
After following this guide, you should now have Lura installed on your Fedora Server latest distribution. You can use Lura to process and compress images to improve website and application performance.
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