The document summarizes an agenda for a Uyuni Community Hours meeting on October 30th, 2020. The agenda includes discussions on Uyuni 2020.next features, translation status, and taking questions from the community. Upcoming features in Uyuni 2020.11 include Japanese translation, web UI themes, power management capabilities, and virtualization enhancements. The document calls for community involvement in translation efforts and asks what additional features attendees would like to see.

1. Pau Garcia Quiles
Product Owner & Technical Project Manager
SUSE Manager
pau.garcia@suse.com
Uyuni Community Hours
30.10.2020

2. 1. Uyuni 2020.next
2. Translation status
3. What do YOU want?
4. Q&A
Agenda
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3. Uyuni 2020.next
What’s coming

4. Uyuni 2020.10
• Not
• Testsuite is failing

5. What’s coming in Uyuni 2020.11 (so far)
• Nihongo! (Japanese)
• Web UI themes
– Expect documentation on how to create your own theme very soon
• Power management
– Redfish (via fencing agents)
– XML-RPC API for IPMI and Redfish
• CentOS 7/8
– Client tools for ppc64le
– Exporter Exporter now available
– Node exporter updated to 1.0.1
• Virtualization: create & boot & provision using Yomi, KickStart or AutoYaST profiles

6. Translation status

7. Massive size
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265K words 298K words225K words

8.  English is the authoritative language
 Japanese (community-translated) is software-complete, docs very incomplete
 Active languages: Slovak, Czech, Brazilian Portuguese, Spanish
– Long way to go
 Lots of inactive languages with obsolete translations coming from Spacewalk: French,
German, Russian, etc
Current status of translations
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9. Big thanks to translators!
 Yasuhiko Kamata: single-handedly translated the whole Uyuni software strings to
Japanese (65K words)
 Aleš Kastner: working hard on Czech translation
 Ferdinand Galko: working hard on Slovak translation
 Rodrigo Macedo: contributing to Brazilian Portuguese translation
 You?
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10.  Go to WebLate, pick a language and module and translate!
https://l10n.opensuse.org/projects/uyuni/
 Documentation:
https://github.com/uyuni-project/uyuni/wiki/Translating-Uyuni-to-your-language
 Documentation toolchain:
https://github.com/uyuni-project/uyuni-docs-toolchain-vm
 Mailing list
https://lists.opensuse.org/uyuni-translation/
How to start translating?
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11. What do YOU want?

12. If you had a wish...
 Ansible?
 Terraform?
 More operating systems?
 Split in pieces?
 Manage minion services from Uyuni?
 <your desire here>
 (or in the uyuni-users mailing list)
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13. Q&A

14. Join Us at uyuni-project.org
/uyuni-project
/uyuni-project
/UyuniProject

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