Okay,I installed Kali Linux. It loads and boots normal.


Partition System/Mount Point Size Used Unused Flags
/dev/nvme0n1p1 Fat32 boot/efi 512 MiB. 1.16 MiB 510.84 MiB Boot,esp

/dev/nvme0n1p2 ext4 / 237.02 GiB 21.39 GiB 215.63 GiB

/dev/nvme01p3 linux-swap 977.00 MiB 0.00 B 977.00 Mib bios_grub


Partition 3 is Labeled Fedora.


This information taken directly from GParted.


Thank you!


Bog

What got you in trouble is you deleted the linux partition that was in control of the grub boot loader. You can't delete the linux partition in control of grub before transferring the boot process to another distro, in you case would have been fedora. The other way is to install another distro to take over the booting process, which is what you end up doing. A side note if this had been a legacy system you would have gotten a grub-rescue prompt instead of a grub prompt.

As a die-hard fedora user I would suggest this.

Reinstall, selecting to recover space and use the entire disk (make sure you boot in uefi mode)

The boot to the installation usb is the same as was used to boot kali.

The information you have posted above seems that you only have the efi partition (nvme0n1p1), one partition that may have been /boot (nvme0n1p2), and a swap partition (nvmeon1p3) and that none of the remaining data is available.

Clearly the best (and maybe only) recovery method would be a new install of fedora, using the automatic partitioning with the installer and recovering space as noted just above.