You will see a screen similar to the following:Ĭlick ‘Add Source’ on the left hand side. In Kodi, navigate to System -> File Manager. I’ll use this as an example of installing and enabling a repo in Kodi. The fusion repo is a good gateway to installing other repos, in order to get many of the best Kodi add-ons around. Adding sources is a great way in Kodi to gain access to addons and repositories, without having to download them individually as zip files, it also lets the add-on update automatically. Which add-ons you want, is personal preference, so have a search around the internet for add-ons and plugins that fit your needs. In this section, we will add a couple of Kodi Plugin repos for specific Add-ons that I want to use.
I plan to update this over the next few days with a more up-to-date list of add-ons that I use. Save the file, and the next time you reboot, Kodi should launch automatically. To do this, I created the file sktop in /home/kodi/.config/autostart, with the following contents: Next, configure Fedora so that it launches Kodi automatically on login.
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First, install the RPMFusion package repositories: yum install Īnd then install kodi: yum install -y kodi
We already installed Kodi in the previous section, but if you skipped that part, there are two things you need to do to install Kodi. This will let you get things all set up, allow you to run commands in a terminal, browse the web if you run into trouble, etc. For the majority of this set up, I recommend using a mouse and keyboard attached to the NUC, rather than relying on remote desktop or SSH access, and also running Kodi in windowed mode.
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