To upgrade from Fedora 10 to a newer version of Fedora, you will need to follow a few steps:
Make sure you have a current backup of your important files and data. Upgrading your operating system can sometimes result in data loss, so it's important to have a backup just in case.
Check to see if your system meets the hardware requirements for the version of Fedora you want to upgrade to. You can find the hardware requirements for each version of Fedora on the Fedora website.
Download the Fedora installation media for the version you want to upgrade to. You can download the installation media from the Fedora website.
Boot your system from the Fedora installation media. You may need to change your boot order in the BIOS or UEFI settings to boot from the installation media.
Follow the prompts in the Fedora installation wizard to complete the upgrade process. Make sure to select the "Upgrade" option when prompted.
After the upgrade is complete, reboot your system and verify that everything is working correctly.
Keep in mind that upgrading your operating system can be a complex process, and it's important to follow the prompts carefully. If you encounter any problems or have any questions, it may be helpful to seek out resources or assistance online or from the Fedora community.