Hacking-Scripts VS uyuni

At the time when I Joined the Programme I didn't know a lot about Opensource. I just know that what is commit, pull request, issue, how to create repository but not have implemented as I should. While the program runs I contribute to Daily-Algo-Pratice, Hacking-Script and makesmatheasy and I found my many mistake which are pointed by my mentor. As well as due to the Programme I became more active on GitHub and solved many problem and create many projects which helps me a lot to learn about many expects of programming that how a great project is arranged and etc. Before the programme I have listen about Summer of code(SOC) but never Participated. It was a great experienced through out the programme

related to a recent discussion about Java exceptions (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36708759), this project clearly haz all teh kwal-uh-teee:

https://github.com/uyuni-project/uyuni/pull/7274/files#diff-...

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If anybody asks, why I am using Leap for the VM: I am using Uyuni to manage my VMs, and I like the fact, that I only have to download Repositories for one distro. I am willing to use another distro though, if it is on this list. But I do need confirmation, that the distro is really easy to set up, with the amdpro drivers and Jellyfin, before I go and download hundreds of GB of repositories into my Uyuni setup.

In regard on how to distribute things: If you just want an installation server then I would recommend Cobbler. This server is what is used by Uyuni under the hood for auto-installations. But this would be only reasonable if you really want to try to distribute in a broader way. I am aware that both projects are used from a couple of multiple thousands of machines. So you should be able to bend that system to your desire.

Yesterday, while searching for something unrelated i stumbled upon this code : https://github.com/uyuni-project/uyuni/blob/9954f409ea67b557d18e59c19ca4fb8ce7f448f2/spacecmd/src/spacecmd/shell.py

No, not just a GUI for Salt. Uyuni adds a lot more on top of Salt. This presentation is a bit dated but it gives you an idea: https://github.com/uyuni-project/uyuni/wiki/Presentations#openfest-2020

The OpenFest presentation has some screenshots toward the end of the slide deck - https://github.com/uyuni-project/uyuni/wiki/Presentations

Take a look here for more details (a bit dated, it's from November last year): https://github.com/uyuni-project/uyuni/wiki/Presentations#openfest-2020