How to install TUXEDO Control Center on Fedora?

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TUXEDO Control Center (TCC) is a free, open-source, and user-friendly tool developed by TUXEDOComputers to help their clients control and configure their TUXEDO notebooks (It is installable on non-TUXEDO hardware, but some of its features may not work).
TUXEDOComputers do not officially support Fedora Linux. However, you can install their control center app on your Fedora with just a few command lines (Thanks to Kallepm).

To Install TCC on Fedora, you need first to install the tuxedo-keyboard package:

• Open a terminal window and run the following command lines:

sudo dnf install kernel-devel
sudo dnf copr enable kallepm/tuxedo-keyboard (this will add the package repository created by kallepm and provided by Fedora COPR)
sudo dnf install tuxedo-keyboard{codeBox}

Now, you are a few command lines away from installing TCC on your Fedora Linux (I hope you did not close the terminal window):

• Enable the TCC COPR repository: 

sudo dnf copr enable kallepm/tuxedo-control-center{codeBox}

• Install TCC package:

sudo dnf install tuxedo-control-center{codeBox}

• Reboot:

sudo reboot{codeBox}

And voila, you just installed the TUXEDO Control Center on Fedora Linux.

TUXEDO Control Center installed and active on Fedora

What do you think of TCC? What are your suggestions to improve it?

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