diff --git a/Software/CiscoPacketTracer.md b/Software/CiscoPacketTracer.md
index 7a67cf9..07b9f8c 100644
--- a/Software/CiscoPacketTracer.md
+++ b/Software/CiscoPacketTracer.md
@@ -33,19 +33,31 @@ makepkg -scri
 sudo apt install ~/Downloads/CiscoPacketTracer_900_Ubuntu_64bit.deb
 ```
 
-### Fedora
+### Other Distro (Including Fedora) Manual Install
+Since they only provide a .deb version, we have to manually install it on other distros. This will require the `binutils`, `tar` and `xf` packages to be installed.
+```sh
+# Create a working folder and move the downloaded file into it
+mkdir ~/Downloads/PacketTracer && mv ~/Downloads/CiscoPacketTracer_900_Ubuntu_64bit.deb ~/Downloads/PacketTracer
 
-Unfortunately an rpm package does not exist so Packet Tracer can not be easily installed on Fedora.
+cd ~/Downloads/PacketTracer
 
-It is possible to install it on fedora, but from my testing your best bet will be to use a Windows or Debian/Ubuntu/Mint Virtual Machine as it is the most straightforward.
+# Extract the program
+ar x CiscoPacketTracer_900_Ubuntu_64bit.deb
+tar xf data.tar.xz
+
+# Install the program
+sudo mkdir -p /opt
+sudo mv opt/pt /opt/pt
+sudo ln -s /opt/pt/packettracer.AppImage /usr/local/bin/packettracer
+```
 
 ## Usage
 
 ### Starting App
 
-As far as I can tell Packet Tracer need to either be launched from the Command-line or when you open a file for Packet Tracer.
+The first time you launch this app needs to be from the command-line to accept the EULA, the exact command depends on your distribution. Debian/Ubuntu/Mint and where we installed it manually, you should just be able to run the `packettracer` command, on Arch-based you need to run `/usr/lib/packettracer/packettracer.AppImage`
 
-Regardless the first launch needs to be from the command-line to accept the EULA, the exact command depends on your distribution. Debian/Ubuntu/Mint should just be able to run the `packettracer` command, on Arch-based you need to run `/usr/lib/packettracer/packettracer.AppImage`
+On Arch you may need to launch from CLI every time in testing.
 
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