Fix install-eaf.py to also work on Fedora #841
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On some (or all) Fedora installations, the pacman command is available so that the install-eaf.py currently tries to use the pacman installer (trying to installing the arch packages defined in the json file). This commit fixes it by placing Fedora (dnf) before Arch (pacman) in the 'system check'.
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On some (or all) Fedora installations, the pacman command is available so that
the install-eaf.py currently tries to use the pacman installer (trying to
installing the arch packages defined in the json file). This commit fixes it by
placing Fedora (dnf) before Arch (pacman) in the 'system check'.