dnf fps30

It seems you might be referring to configuring a frame rate limit (30 FPS) on a Fedora system using the DNF package manager. However, DNF is used for package management and does not directly control graphical settings like frame rates. Here's how you can address FPS-related configurations:

If you want to limit FPS to 30 for games/applications:

1. Use in-game settings: Many games have built-in options to cap FPS.

2. Compositor settings (e.g., Mutter for GNOME):

bash

gsettings set org.gnome.mutter refresh-rate 30

Replace `30` with your desired refresh rate (e.g., 60, 144).

3. For NVIDIA GPUs:

4. Tools like `libstrangle` (for Vulkan/OpenGL applications):

bash

sudo dnf install libstrangle

strangle 30 Limit to 30 FPS

If you meant to install a package named `fps30`:

There is no known Fedora package named `fps30`. Check for typos or search for relevant packages:

bash

dnf search fps

If you want to optimize DNF performance:

DNF itself doesn’t control FPS, but you can improve its speed with:

bash

sudo dnf makecache Refresh metadata

sudo dnf clean all Clean cached data

sudo dnf upgrade refresh Update packages

Let me know if you meant something else!