openSUSE:ALP/Workgroups/SysMngmnt/Meeting20220610
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Participants
- Ancor González Sosa
- Adam Majer
- Ladislav Slezak
- Imobach González Sosa
- David Díaz González
- Iván López González
- Knut Anderssen González
- Joaquin Rivera
- Josef Reidinger
- Marco Varlese
- Lubos Kocman
Topics
- Status review and planning of next steps for YaST running in a container (see https://github.com/yast/yast-in-container)
- Full demo from Ladislav showing three interfaces: text-based, Qt and web-via-noVNC.
- The container images currently use Leap, but we would like to switch to BCI.
- The reason to use Leap so far is that we didn't find BCI to be easily accessible from the public openSUSE OBS instance
- Marco pointed that can be done by making sure the path is set up to include SUSE:Registry.
- Marco offered help in anything related to BCI adoption
- Tracked at https://trello.com/c/sjorYHFz/
- Lubos will do whatever is needed to make easy to build applications for ALP using BCI and openSUSE's OBS.
- Marco pointed that the web (actually noVNC) image shares goals with what Yifan (Yi Fan Jiang) is doing in the area of remote desktop and containers -> https://trello.com/c/YTZFfFmF/
- Ladislav and Ancor will work to make a public announcement of the current prototype and future plans -> https://trello.com/c/jzB2gs4A/8-adapt-yast-modules-to-work-inside-a-container
- We noticed that the dependencies of yast-container package may not be 100% correct (it needs Docker or Podman but that's not visible in the dependencies) -> https://trello.com/c/Heli6y7G/
- The approach seems to have a future, so let's start thinking about tests -> https://trello.com/c/3dj4L77i/
- Time to adapt more YaST modules to work containerized -> https://trello.com/c/XdToxBBZ/
- Status review and planning of next steps for Cockpit
- We have a working solution that allows us to theme Cockpit for (open)SUSE
- Our solution is not acceptable in Cockpit's upstream.
- See https://github.com/cockpit-project/cockpit/issues/16359
- Cockpit folks could try to offer an alternative way (no promises at all).
- David will provide a list of "requisites" to Cockpit developers to continue from there.
- Adam is updating the TW Cockpit packages to the latest version.
- David will then add the patches needed for theme support and a separate package with some green-ish theme.