https://docs.rs/indicatif/latest/indicatif/
indicatif is a library for Rust that helps you build command line interfaces that report progress to users. It comes with various tools and utilities for formatting anything that indicates progress.
Jhere's the rust library Colin pointed me to when I mentioned the syft UX for an ostree CLI
Bostree and rpm-ostree is defenetly due for it
Bgot my Contributor badge Nice
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Jmaybe that's the marketing for F40
J"wtf are these dads talking about" and then it forces them to dig, I'd love to see what people come up with lol
Jand it'll be better than people arguing about systemd
Araahhhh!!!!!!! systemd bad!!!!!! raaahhhhhhh!!!!!!
RCodeberg's down again - expect some builds to fail
Jok I'm yeeting "move to official fedora images" to the backlog and I think we should just roll with timothee's setup for the forseeable future and just avoid a bunch of pain
Junless anyone feels strongly otherwise
RThe official images are building ARM though. Wouldn't that block us from supporting ARM?
JI think we can special case slurp in arm if we need to?
RSure. Only concern would be any differences between the offical and unofficial images, but that can be an issue for another day.
Has there been more information on the official images? Or nothing, and that's the problem?
Has there been more information on the official images? Or nothing, and that's the problem?
Jthis + siosm's workload lead me to believe that we are on are own for a while lol.
EThey're tagged for ARM but they aren't ARM :/
EThe metadata is incorrect and misleading
EBWe could build our own if we wanted exact same
EThrew a question in the atomic Matrix to see if there's anything I can do to help get images published there
EOtherwise, we could
EBut let's try to be good contributors first 
EI'd imagine there's a good reason why they haven't been published yet so if there's any issues I can resolve, I'd like to help with that
J@m2 so with the kernel thing + aurora I think keeping fin in another cycle of beta might be the play
MWe can do that, I think bluefin (not -dx) is pretty much done, done. The CoreOS kernel will be a follow on to improve QoL and reduce breakage (hopefully).
I think we can say Bluefin is nearing exit from Beta.
I think we can say Bluefin is nearing exit from Beta.
EAsahi/ARM images are blocked by this related to the discussion above): https://github.com/OSInside/kiwi/issues/38
E*Atomic images that is
Bspeaking of CoreOS, I found my OLD SKOOL CoreOS stickers from the first GopherCon
EFurther confirmation - just official Atomic Asahi images (we should still be able to build these when ARM images are available). Filing a ticket right now for missing ARM builds on Quay as they should be there but the metadata is incorrect
JAlright, I'll just make the release notes for bluefin a smaller beta announcement
BNo. Don’t steal the GA thunder.
BWe can improve a 1.0
BBluefin is ready
J@bsherman maybe we can help siosm sign the fedora ostree desktop images in his gitlab
EIt's probably really obvious but what is GA?
Bgenerally available == 1.0 quality
Bnot obnoxious, you can't know all the silly terms we make up in computers overnight. there are way too many
JWe did a 1.0 already so my bad for painting us in a corner
JNot that the number matters
EYou could call it "1.0-FINAL.docx"
LI'm totally gonna use this in bluebuild
J(final)
K@j0rge where'd this emote come from?
Kthat looks like it'd work for neofetch
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Kneofetch supports actual images though, maybe we make use of that here
Nlooks like a panther before he kills you
Mdoes our terminal support anything?
