Renaming JeOS to Minimal-VM and moving to main download page

[vmoutoussamy]

This is addressing #47 as well as renaming our openSUSE JeOS images to Minimal-VM. The rename is following up the SLES JeOS rename to Minimal-VM

[lkocman]

Vincent, please try to run this locally (check bundler section in README), something like Tumbleweed container would work. for Leap container, you'd have to get newer bundler from ruby devel project. We need to co-ordinate on when to merge the change. As files are not renamed, we have to cross-check filenames etc. I don't see any rush as the rename still didn't happen. @hellcp do you have any ideas, how to rework the alternative downloads? Putting most used images (e.g. minimal RPi one) on main section could be seen positively by community.

[lkocman]

@vmoutoussamy seems like your code can't be built. As you reference new section cloud and there is no corresponding icon to it.

kocman@localhost:~/Workspace/opensuse/get-o-o> bundle exec jekyll build
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lkocman@localhost:~/Workspace/opensuse/get-o-o> git checkout vincent && bundle exec jekyll build
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      Generating... 
  Liquid Exception: Could not locate the included file 'icons/cloud.svg' in any of ["/home/lkocman/Workspace/opensuse/get-o-o/_includes", "/home/lkocman/Workspace/opensuse/get-o-o/vendor/bundle/ruby/2.7.0/bundler/gems/jekyll-theme-22b75819c574/_includes"]. Ensure it exists in one of those directories and, if it is a symlink, does not point outside your site source. in /leap/15.4/index.html
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      Jekyll 4.2.2   Please append `--trace` to the `build` command 
                     for any additional information or backtrace. 
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[hellcp]

Feel free to use the following:

<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 24 24" width="24" height="24" fill="currentColor"><path d="M17 21H7A6 6 0 0 1 5.008 9.339a7 7 0 1 1 13.984 0A6 6 0 0 1 17 21zm0-12a5 5 0 1 0-9.994.243l.07 1.488-1.404.494A4.002 4.002 0 0 0 7 19h10a4 4 0 1 0-3.796-5.265l-1.898-.633A6.003 6.003 0 0 1 17 9z"/></svg>

taken from https://remixicon.com/

[hellcp]

@hellcp do you have any ideas, how to rework the alternative downloads? Putting most used images (e.g. minimal RPi one) on main section could be seen positively by community.

My worry as always is how many of those images do we put there, and in what context they appear. If we have a person coming to install Tumbleweed on their laptop, we may not want to present them with server only images. Currently, we have it set up so that only the Installation images are displayed at all times (that's what https://github.com/openSUSE/get-o-o/blob/main/_data/tumbleweed.yml#L8 does), and depending on where they found the link to the Tumbleweed site, they may get ?type= query parameter in their URL (so if they clicked the Tumbleweed link from /desktop/, they will get ?type=desktop in their URL, which displays Live images apart from just Installation images, and the same is the case for /server/ and JeOS images right now).

So the question is, which images are common between all of the use cases we present to our users, those images should likely appear on the main page.

[vmoutoussamy]

Guys, I'm completely lost here, I did build locally but I'm not seeing my changes at all. I'm missing something but I don't know what.
@hellcp I agree with you that the page might need a redesign but I won't be able to help here.
What I wanted to do here is to rename JeOS to Minimal-VM for TW and Leap and emphasis on our images like Leap Micro:
.

As of now we have 4 x86_64 Minimal-VM images and I would like to add aarch64 Minimal-VM as well. We have plan to support s390x with SLE15SP5 and even tho this image might not be high interested for openSUSE, we still would like to publish them as openSUSE Minimal-VM are the upstream of SLES Minimal-VM.

Last but not least there is much interests with our SLE Minimal-VM recently as it can be used with Rancher, cloud-native devs usually like to quickly fire-up a small VM. I believe the openSUSE community would have the same interest, so instead of grabbing the net-install Media, you can already used a Minimal-VM with or without cloud-init in the cloud but with jeos-firstboot for local install. Finally people using a non-openSUSE host might find handy to grab an openSUSE Minimal-VM for testing or production.

[hellcp]

You may need to restart the jekyll server on changes in data files, because we aren't re-fetching data on changes

[vmoutoussamy]

minileap154:~/Sandbox/get-o-o # git checkout
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/47-jeos-rename-to-minimal-was-live-images-and-jeos-are-too-hidden'.

minileap154:~/Sandbox/get-o-o # bundle install --path vendor/bundle
[DEPRECATED] The `--path` flag is deprecated because it relies on being remembered across bundler invocations, which bundler will no longer do in future versions. Instead please use `bundle config set path 'vendor/bundle'`, and stop using this flag
Don't run Bundler as root. Bundler can ask for sudo if it is needed, and installing your bundle as root will break this application for all non-root users on this machine.
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Using webrick 1.7.0
Bundle complete! 9 Gemfile dependencies, 50 gems now installed.
Bundled gems are installed into `./vendor/bundle`

minileap154:~/Sandbox/get-o-o # bundle exec rake
minileap154:~/Sandbox/get-o-o # 

minileap154:~/Sandbox/get-o-o # bundle exec jekyll build
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minileap154:~/Sandbox/get-o-o # grep -R Minimal-VM *
minileap154:~/Sandbox/get-o-o # 

So I don't see my changes as grep is returning nothing...
Could you please help here?

[Vogtinator]

It looks like you checked out the target branch, not the source branch of this pull request. Your changes are in your main branch.

[Vogtinator]

I tried to build it locally here and it still fails due to the missing cloud.svg image.

[hellcp]

For the missing image refer to #123 (comment)

[vmoutoussamy]

Ok so I should have the renamed fixed now without changing the layout. What do you think?

I will create a dedicated PR for putting Minimal-VM into the main download page.

However I need some help to understand how to use minimal-vm_images and minimal-vm_info instead of jeos_images and jeos_info. Because if I set them then the page will not show the following:

[hellcp]

I'm gonna bet it's because yaml doesn't accept - as a valid element of a key and so keys with -s in them are not rendered at all

[hellcp]

I will create a dedicated PR for putting Minimal-VM into the main download page.

We have that already, just open the site with https://get.opensuse.org/leap/15.4?type=server#download, and JeOS will be displayed as an option below the Installation images

[vmoutoussamy]

I will create a dedicated PR for putting Minimal-VM into the main download page.

We have that already, just open the site with https://get.opensuse.org/leap/15.4?type=server#download, and JeOS will be displayed as an option below the Installation images

oh this is really nice but is this known to anyone at all? I really need helps to rename JeOS by Minimal-VM as you can see in the screenshot below:

It feel like the main page https://get.opensuse.org/leap/15.4 should maybe look like https://getfedora.org,

[hellcp]

You will still need to replace - with _ in yaml and references, so that Minimal VM name is actually displayed on the website

[vmoutoussamy]

I just fixed the info issue and made sure that TW is similar:

[hellcp]

Is the note about arm images on the wiki still needed? Also do we need to say Minimal for everything? The title already says Minimal Virtual Machine, so saying Minimal XEN feels pointless

[vmoutoussamy]

Is the note about arm images on the wiki still needed?

Yes for the arm image wiki link, we (Minimal-VM team) have an history with the team building the JeOS arm image. Even tho we do not share the same name anymore some people and partners will still be interested by finding them.

Also do we need to say Minimal for everything? The title already says Minimal Virtual Machine, so saying Minimal XEN feels pointless

Agreed 100%

[vmoutoussamy]

@hellcp We need to revert the change for now!
Unfortunately the rename of the image is not done yet! It is expected to be done with the upcoming Leap 15.4 refresh.
@lkocman could you give an ETA for the quarterly update 1 for 15.4?

[Vogtinator]

Unfortunately the rename of the image is not done yet! It is expected to be done with the upcoming Leap 15.4 refresh.
@lkocman could you give an ETA for the quarterly update 1 for 15.4?

I'll request again that we ignore 15.4 here and just do the rename for 15.5+.

[lkocman]

Let's do it for 15.4, we've already done plenty changes for CR DVDs. We need to act quickly, since the web is now practically broken. Thanks for your understading @Vogtinator

[Vogtinator]

If we need to act quickly, it's several orders of magnitude more easy to fix get.o.o than to perform the multi-step process required to do the rename properly. That will take until next week at least.

[lkocman]

I can live with that ETA Fabian, revert would not move us anywhere forward and this has been a painful topic.

[Vogtinator]

revert would not move us anywhere forward

We'd get working download links again. It's been working absolutely fine until now.