Installing packages via Terminal
Installing packages via Terminal only takes a few easy steps and is the most recommended method to install packages.
Step 1: Open the Terminal. You can do this by searching for the app using the applications menu or right clicking on the panel and selecting Terminal.
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Step 2: Find the package you wish to install and then install it using dnf.
example: sudo dnf install fastfetch
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After you confirm the package installation, it will install. This may take time depending on your internet connection and the size of the package.
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Installing packages via Software Center
To install packages via the Software Center, you must have an RPM package ready to go.
Step 1: Locate the RPM package you wish to install. If you downloaded the package using a web browser, it will most likely be in your downloads folder.
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Step 2: Tap the install button and the package will install.
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