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Move Fedora to more generic RHEL #153

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librewolf/issues#3125

https://codeberg.org/librewolf/issues/issues/3125
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We have a rpm repository available with which you can install LibreWolf. You

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"a**n** rpm repository"
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👍 also changed another mention of fedora

👍 also changed another mention of fedora
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git switch master
git merge --no-ff dnf
git switch dnf
git rebase master
git switch master
git merge --ff-only dnf
git switch dnf
git rebase master
git switch master
git merge --no-ff dnf
git switch master
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