cockpit now available in clearlinux.org

[Andy2244]

I did poke William Douglas over at clearlinux and he got cockpit added to the latest builds (19710+). There are still some issues, which should get solved soon.

Maybe you want to test this build and give feedback, so you can add it under supported distros on your website?
Just grab a image from the download page and do:
swupd bundle-add sysadmin-remote

My org. git request is here.

[Andy2244]

The basic stuff is now working correctly and the setup commands are this:

sudo swupd bundle-add sysadmin-remote
sudo systemctl enable --now cockpit.socket

[stefwalter]

Very cool!

Pull requests and issues for Cockpit should go to: https://github.com/cockpit-project/cockpit ... this git repository is just for the website.

[stefwalter]

Oh whoops I see a reference to adding it to the download page. Reopening ...

[garrett]

@Andy2244: Nice!

I missed this issue while out for the holidays and just now implemented a pull request.

As I couldn't find a styleguide for the logo or usage*, I've fudged it all based on what I saw on clearlinux.org. It might be close enough — but please let me know if things need changing. 😉

* It is "Clear Linux* OS" with the asterisk and OS, right?

The text currently is:

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Cockpit is in Clear Linux* OS and can be installed using swupd:

sudo swupd bundle-add sysadmin-remote
sudo systemctl enable --now cockpit.socket

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I've pushed the changes to my personal fork of the repo; you can see the results @ http://garrettlesage.com/cockpit-project.github.io/running.html

@Andy2244, @bryteise, & @stefwalter: Please review the changes and the page on my staging site and let me know if it looks good or if anything needs changing.

[garrett]

Here's a screenshot of the default version of the page:

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Here's a default with Clear Linux selected:

[Andy2244]

Looks fine, but i would also add a link to clearlinux or downloads, similar to Arch User Repository, since its a bit more obscure distro.

[bryteise]

@garrett The astrix is just to denote that Linux isn't a term Intel owns iirc and probably doesn't make much sense to have outside of our official site/documentation so it can be dropped here. Looks great otherwise, thanks a lot!

[garrett]

I've removed the asterisk from both locations and added a link as requested in commit d5c6c87.