You can then install Oracle products on top of that OS. Fedora was my desktop OS for many years too, but IMHO a better option is to install Oracle VirtualBox on your machine, define a virtual machine (VM) and install Oracle Linux on the VM. Should I install Oracle directly on the OS?Ī: No. Q: Does the Oracle database install and work on Fedora?Ī: Yes, it installs and works, with a couple of minor caveats, but that doesn't mean it is a sensible option for learning about Oracle on Linux. It is in no way an indication that it is a sensible option. Q: Why do you have articles on this site for installation of Oracle products on Fedora?Ī: Fedora is the breeding ground for new versions of RHEL, so I continue to try out installations on Fedora for fun, to see what's coming round the corner. Before you embark on any Oracle installation on Fedora Linux you should really consider the following points.Ī: No! You should never consider installing Oracle products on Fedora for anything real!

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