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We’re sharing this now because some of these decisions are hard to unwind once the feature ships, and community input is more useful now than after the fact. A few things we’re genuinely thinking about: Remote installation is opt-in – you enable it through boot options or kickstart. But here’s a question we’re genuinely considering: should we ship a lightweight boot ISO without a local browser, with remote installation enabled by default? A minimal image aimed at headless and network install sce
We’re sharing this now because some of these decisions are hard to unwind once the feature ships, and community input is more useful now than after the fact. A few things we’re genuinely thinking about: Remote installation is opt-in – you enable it through boot options or kickstart. But here’s a question we’re genuinely considering: should we ship a lightweight boot ISO without a local browser, with remote installation enabled by default? A minimal image aimed at headless and network install scenarios, where the assumption is that you’re connecting from another machine. Would that be useful to you?
And if you’re using VNC or RDP for remote installation today, would this replace them? What would it need to do that it doesn’t yet? Come talk to us on Matrix (#anaconda:fedoraproject. org), or leave a comment on this article. You can also follow the work on the anaconda-webui GitHub repo.
We’re looking forward to hearing from you.
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