To install Rust on Fedora, open a terminal window and type in the following command:
sudo dnf install rustrustc --versionrustup default stablerustc --versionrustup updaterustc --versionsudo dnf remove rustOnce you have installed Rust on Fedora, you can verify the installation by typing in the following command in a terminal window: rustc --version. This command will output the version of Rust installed on your system. You can also use the rustup command to configure Rust on Fedora, update it, and check the version installed. To configure Rust on Fedora, type in the following command: rustup default stable. To update Rust on Fedora, type in the following command: rustup update. To check the version of Rust installed, type in the following command: rustc --version. To uninstall Rust on Fedora, type in the following command: sudo dnf remove rust. For more information on installing and configuring Rust on Fedora, please visit https://www.rust-lang.org/tools/install.
To configure Rust on Fedora, open a terminal window and type in the following command: rustup default stable
rustc --version
rustup update
sudo dnf remove rust
To check the version of Rust installed on Fedora, open a terminal window and type in the following command: rustc --version
rustup update
sudo dnf remove rust
To update Rust on Fedora, open a terminal window and type in the following command: rustup update
rustc --version
To check the version of Rust installed on Fedora, open a terminal window and type in the following command: rustc --version
rustup update
sudo dnf remove rust
If you need to uninstall Rust from your Fedora system, open a terminal window and type in the following command: sudo dnf remove rust. This will remove the Rust compiler and all related packages from your system. To verify the uninstallation, type in the command rustc --version. If the command returns an error, it means that Rust has been successfully uninstalled from your system.