Fedora does not build a kernel-headers package for each release of the kernel, so you can't just use uname -r to install it. Installing just the kernel-headers package is sufficient. This is slightly confusing to people coming from other distros. The kernel-headers package only includes files used to build userspace software, so it doesn't need to track the kernel closely.
The kernel-devel does track the kernel, so that is appropriate to install using uname -r.
Fedora does not build a
kernel-headerspackage for each release of the kernel, so you can't just useuname -rto install it. Installing just thekernel-headerspackage is sufficient. This is slightly confusing to people coming from other distros. Thekernel-headerspackage only includes files used to build userspace software, so it doesn't need to track the kernel closely.The
kernel-develdoes track the kernel, so that is appropriate to install usinguname -r.