Hey pijun,

I have no experiences with Fedora GNU/Linux although I am an GNU/Linux user since many years. So I can not help here and I even found nothing with my favorite search engine.
But you can have a look here for the minimal hardware prerequisites and it looks like that your Windows 11 machine has a little bit too little memory (maybe you could use this case for a little clean out? ;) ): https://grapheneos.org/install/web#prerequisites

But do you know that you can install GrapeneOS from one Android device to another (after ? I did this using Bromite browser with an Pixel 3 XL to my current Pixel 6 and the original USB C to USB C cable. It worked fine.

All the best, malatoi

    malatoi Thank you for the response.
    Unfortunately I've done all I can to make the computer storage smaller, Windows is quite chonky.
    I would use another phone, but I unfortunately broke my last one which is why I'm getting a Pixel 7.
    I asked a few times elsewhere and was sent this; I'm wondering what you think of it.
    https://github.com/joefidler/joefidler.github.io/wiki/Using-Android-tools-%28ADB%2C-Fastboot%29-on-Fedora-Silverblue#setup-udev-rules
    I followed the guide, though I am not using the Silverblue version.

        pijun I think there two ways for you:

        1. As Colvdv wrote above: See if it works with Fedora. You have already Android tools on board. I've read sometimes here and in other places, that Pixels are really hard to brick. Try it.

        2. You could borrow another Android device for installation. I think there are other Android users in your environment. ;) It just takes several minutes.

          I installed Graphene using Endeavor Linux. I installed SDB tools and used Google Chrome to install it. It works just fine..

          a month later

          I gave up after Fedora and Windows wouldn't detect the phone in the bootloader, so I used another android to install it.

            pijun Were you running Gnome on Fedora? The install instructions indicate that Gnome will not work.

            Did you install the drivers on Windows? The install instructions indicate this is a requirement, or else it will not work.

            I had the best luck with XFCE, KDE, or i3.

                pijun I am glad to read, that you finally managed it! ...and how is it? Does it work fine?

                    4 months later

                    malatoi Works great, although I do wish push notifications worked without google.

                    Harald I was using KDE and I don't remember if I installed the drivers

                        Has anyone been able to install GrapheneOS using Fedora Silverblue?

                          eautalus I'm pretty sure it's not possible to install GrapheneOS from a PC running Fedora Silverblue. I can't recall the reason why it doesn't work.

                          Off topic but...you could try flashing from another Android device, if you have one.