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Tweak Fedora 22 Linux with the Powerful and User-Friendly Fedy Utility

By Marius Nestor

The Fedora Project will release later today, May 26, the highly anticipated Fedora 22 Linux operating systems, so you will need a powerful and straightforward tool to tweak some things after installations. As such, we can report that Fedy 4.0.1 has been released today just for that. The utility can be used to make your Fedora 22 distribution run faster by turning off unnecessary services, add certain users to sudoers or restrict access to others, and enabled various other options that will make for a better Fedora experience, such as automatic login.

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