I’m new to Fedora and the package install fails with an architecture conflict and a missing webkit2gtk3 dependency. What should I check, and is there a straightforward fix?
Why won’t Cloudflare WARP install on Fedora 44?
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Check your system architecture first with uname -m. If it reports x86_64, you need the x86_64 package, not aarch64. If it reports aarch64, the ARM package is the matching one.
There’s a second issue in that error, though: it says webkit2gtk3 is missing for both package architectures. So selecting the right package may fix the architecture complaint but still leave the dependency unresolved. Check whether the repository you added provides a package that works with Fedora 44. I wouldn’t use --skip-broken as a fix, since it can just skip installing WARP.
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The error is pointing to two separate problems, not just the ARM package. Make sure your system and the package architecture match, then look at the webkit2gtk3 dependency. If Fedora 44 can’t provide that dependency from your enabled sources, the package may not currently fit your setup as published.
Since the instructions you found are old, I’d avoid trying random legacy commands. Check Cloudflare’s current Fedora or Red Hat installation guidance and confirm that it covers Fedora 44. If it does, the missing dependency is worth reporting to the package maintainers with the full error.
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