Projects in the topic d-installer

Adopt Typescript in D-Installer a project by IGonzalezSosa Project Description In January, we announced the D-Installer project, an attempt to build a web-based installer on top of YaST and Cockpit. Since then, the codebase has grown significantly, especially the JavaScript part. Updated almost 2 years ago. No love. 3 followers.
Rewrite the D-Installer CLI a project by IGonzalezSosa Project Description Before the openSUSE 2022, we built a prototype of a command line interface for D-Installer just for demonstration purposes. It implements a limited set of functions and, apart from packaging changes, it has not received any relevant update for months. Updated about 1 year ago. 1 hackers ♥️. 2 followers.
Add xterm.js to D-Installer web interface an idea by IGonzalezSosa Project Description Having a terminal you can use at installation time, especially while debugging, is pretty handy. With YaST, you can open a terminal anytime (ctrl+alt+shift+x) in the graphical installation. In the case of D-Installer, you need to switch to a TTY (e.g., ctrl+alt+f1) and stop seeing the installation screen. If you are installing remotely (unless you are using VNC in YaST), you must rely on SSH. Updated about 1 year ago. 3 hacker ♥️. 3 followers. Has no hacker: grab it!

Adopt Typescript in D-Installer

Project Description

In January, we announced the D-Installer project, an attempt to build a web-based installer on top of YaST and Cockpit. Since then, the codebase has grown significantly, especially the JavaScript part.

Updated almost 2 years ago. No love. 3 followers.

Rewrite the D-Installer CLI

a project by IGonzalezSosa

Project Description

Before the openSUSE 2022, we built a prototype of a command line interface for D-Installer just for demonstration purposes. It implements a limited set of functions and, apart from packaging changes, it has not received any relevant update for months.

Updated about 1 year ago. 1 hackers ♥️. 2 followers.

Add xterm.js to D-Installer web interface

an idea by IGonzalezSosa

Project Description

Having a terminal you can use at installation time, especially while debugging, is pretty handy. With YaST, you can open a terminal anytime (ctrl+alt+shift+x) in the graphical installation. In the case of D-Installer, you need to switch to a TTY (e.g., ctrl+alt+f1) and stop seeing the installation screen. If you are installing remotely (unless you are using VNC in YaST), you must rely on SSH.

Updated about 1 year ago. 3 hacker ♥️. 3 followers. Has no hacker: grab it!