Fedora-Fifi RPM repositories

News Updated November 1, 2025.

Fedora 43 is now supported in the Fedora-Fifi repositories. Among the bugs fixed there are:

EasyTag deleting unknown tags;
Kino Video Editor;
IMQ and layer7-filter enabled kernel and iptables;
Gerbera compiled against rpmfusion libraries and support for thumbnails;
veracrypt;
the usual set of extra packages (ptyopen, stallone, scrcpy, mrouted, etc);
And many others...

What is it?

It is my personal repository where I put the packages that I modify from Fedora to use on my own machines.

The kind of modifications that are in there are:

Updated kernels with layer-7 filtering, IMQ and a few other drivers that I use.
Ports of old games.
Obscure packages needed for my hardware.
Fixed packages that the Fedora maintainers deem not worthy to fix.

In most cases, the package changelog describes which kind of modifications I made to a package.

Why aren't the packages on Copr?

Some packages have transitioned to Copr, for example:

tdiff,
wolpd.

What Fedora versions are supported?

Fedora 43 (current, supported)Updated November 1, 2025.

i386 x86_64 SRPM Install Link / Repo RPM
Fedora 42 (current, supported)

i386 x86_64 SRPM Install Link / Repo RPM
Fedora 41 (obsolescent, supported until November 19, 2025) Updated November 1, 2025.

i386 x86_64 SRPM Install Link / Repo RPM
Fedora 40 (obsolete, not supported anymore)

i386 x86_64 SRPM Install Link / Repo RPM
Fedora 39 (obsolete, not supported anymore)

i386 x86_64 SRPM Install Link / Repo RPM
Fedora 38 (obsolete, not supported anymore)

i386 x86_64 SRPM Install Link / Repo RPM
Fedora 37 (obsolete, not supported anymore)

i386 x86_64 SRPM Install Link / Repo RPM
Fedora 36 (obsolete, not supported anymore)

i386 x86_64 SRPM Install Link / Repo RPM
Fedora 35 (obsolete, not supported anymore)

i386 x86_64 SRPM Install Link / Repo RPM
Fedora 34 (obsolete, not supported anymore)

i386 x86_64 SRPM Install Link / Repo RPM
Fedora 33 (obsolete, not supported anymore)

i386 x86_64 SRPM Install Link / Repo RPM
Fedora 32 (obsolete, not supported anymore)

i386 x86_64 SRPM Install Link / Repo RPM
Fedora 31 (obsolete, not supported anymore)

i386 x86_64 SRPM Install Link / Repo RPM
Fedora 30 (obsolete, not supported anymore)

i386 x86_64 SRPM Install Link / Repo RPM
Fedora 29 (obsolete, not supported anymore)

i386 x86_64 SRPM Install Link / Repo RPM
Fedora 28 (obsolete, not supported anymore)

i386 x86_64 SRPM Install Link / Repo RPM
Fedora 27 (obsolete, not supported anymore)

i386 x86_64 SRPM Install Link / Repo RPM
Fedora 25 (obsolete, not updated anymore)

i386 x86_64 SRPM Install Link / Repo RPM
Fedora 21 (obsolete, not updated anymore)

i386 x86_64 SRPM Install Link / Repo RPM
Fedora 20 (obsolete, not updated anymore)

i386 x86_64 SRPM Install Link / Repo RPM
Fedora 19 (obsolete, not updated anymore)

i386 x86_64 SRPM Install Link / Repo RPM
Fedora 17 (obsolete, not updated anymore)

i386 x86_64 SRPM Install Link / Repo RPM
Fedora 13 (obsolete, not updated anymore)

ISOs i386 x86_64 SRPM Install Link / Repo RPM
Fedora 11 (obsolete, not updated anymore)

ISOs i386 x86_64 SRPM Install Link / Repo RPM

How do I use it?

I recommend that you download the packages you are interested in and install them manually.

Now if you really want it, you can download a "release" file which will add this repository to your yum system.

Warning: By adding this repository to your yum configuration, you are likely to break your machine. These repositories contain mostly packages for private use and are not meant to be used at large. Caveat installator!

Follow these instructions carefully:

Download and install the package from the "Install Link / Repo RPM" entry above matching your Fedora version.
Edit /etc/yum.repos.d/fifi-free.repo and immediately add this line:
includepkgs= <list of packages you actually want>
to the [fifi-free] repository section.