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    How to Install Atom Text Editor on Fedora 36/35/34

    By RahulSeptember 6, 20221 Min Read

    Atom is a modern open source text or source code editor. It is hackable to the core – which means this tool can be customized to do anything. It is available for OS X, Linux, and Windows systems. This article will help you to install Atom Text Editor on Fedora Linux systems.

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    You may also like other powerful text editors like Sublime and Visual Studio Code for your Fedora system.

    Atom Text Editor Installation

    Let’s download the Atom text editor RPM package file from its official website and install it on your system using the following commands.

    wget https://atom.io/download/rpm -O atom.rpm
    sudo dnf localinstall atom.rpm
    

    Press ‘y’ then enter to continue the installation.

    Install Atom on Fedora

    Launch Atom Text Editor

    As of now, Atom Text Editor has been installed on your system. Now launch the text editor using the following command or use the system menu launcher.

    atom
    

    Launch Atom on Fedora

    Atom Editor on Fedora

    Happy coding!

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