User:Maffblaster/Todo


 * Anything in the Todo category, but especially Open discussions in the Handbook namespace.

Todo
Stuff to do in order to get it done.

Link developer nickname to developer map on www.g.o
This will require some investigation into the possibility of linking a name to a coordinate to www.g.o.

https://www.gentoo.org/inside-gentoo/developers/map.html

Preferable to link to a location with using an  tag such as   on the ending.

Convert home directories to systemd homed
Follow the upstream guide. Determine how it applies to our users and the systemd article: https://systemd.io/CONVERTING_TO_HOMED/

Create a community maintained disk space document
See this discussion. Handbook should reference basic disk space requirements, whereas community page can document in more specificity how much space is necessary for typical installations on a per-profile basis.


 * Profile space requirements
 * distfiles space requirements (btrfs) as of 2021/09/22: 282G
 * gentoo repository space requirements (btrfs) as of 2021/09/22: 562M

Should be able to hook this up to an automated export available via HTTPS somehow...

Create a todo template
Wiki needs a pretty todo template for block section todo lists...

Perhaps something like:

InfoBox todo already exists, so really we should just have an block style template to use in different areas around the wiki (user space / user profile).

Prefix/Termux
Packages required to be installed in Termux (GitHub) for Gentoo Prefix to run:

Prefix/Cygwin
Packages required to be installed in Cygwin for Gentoo Prefix to run:

Tyrian

 * Devmanual should be added to the sites drop down menu...

Bound to fail
Using too high a MAKEOPS value and  set to   (or some other N), is a bad idea when compiling source in tmpfs or when Gentoo has been allocated only a small partition to PORTAGE_TMPDIR. In the example below the following default values are set in :

The previous example is bound to result in job failure output similar to the following:

Why does this happen?
The above occurs as explained in the OSError output from Portage: OSError: [Errno 28] No space left on device

In other words, space runs out in the directory Portage uses for compilation ( PORTAGE_TMPDIR ).

The fastest solution
Run + to close the Python interpreter, then do whatever is appropriate to obtain more disk space. Typically this can look like running and purging any failed compilations from Portage's TMPDIR:

Finally, resuming the with a smaller MAKEOPTS or jobs value (or both!) should work around the build failure:

Building stages with clang
Reddit discussion here.

This Debian sites keeps a nice list of packages that are successfully built with LLVM/Clang.

Wireless
Be more clear about necessary binary blob firmware for various Wi-Fi chipsets (especially the Intel iwlwifi variants).

Captive portals
Explain how to access Cisco (and other) captive portals.

Add information on enabling FreeSync on AMDGPU

 * AMDGPU

Resolve PPC bootloader installation instructions
Handbook probably needs to be migrated from yaboot to GRUB2. See discussion on Handbook_Talk:PPC/Installation/Bootloader.

Pending testing with VOID Linux on a separate HDD. 11/16/2020

Add networking setup example to the Handbooks using ip command
Transision the Handbook to use the command with CIDR format rather than.

Finish new Gentoo wallpapers

 * Add new wallpapers to www.g.o.
 * Work on getting a resize script for common supported display resolutions.
 * Consider mobile device resolutions.
 * Upload wallpapers sources (with attribution) to Gentoo's GitHub and gitweb.g.o.
 * Finish imagemagick resize script for end user reproducability.
 * See this tutorial for possible options.
 * Pseudo-code from Robin:

Terminology update: Overlay -> ebuild repository
Figure out how to address the following articles (man pages will also need updated):

Layman references:


 * PORTDIR_OVERLAY variable.
 * command.

Continue work on: https://wiki.gentoo.org/index.php?title=Special:WhatLinksHere/Overlay&action=purge

Add new recentchanges bot to #gentoo-wiki
Investigate: https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/EventStreams

Right now I'm researching mw-bot (source).

Code for a similar recentchanges output:

Waiting on a response to issue 62 to add a new wiki to the bot's command.


 * Link from cronolio: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgRCFeeds#Example
 * Setting up ircII with recentchanges: https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/IRCD#How_to_do_it_on_your_own_server

TODO: write a module to watch recent changes for sopel.

Close all open discussions in the Handbook namespace
As I continue to clean up our docs in 2017, I am rapidly working to close out all open discussions in the Handbook namespace. Will move this section to Completed tasks when finished.

In Unix, what do some obscurely named commands stand for?
Link this somewhere: https://kb.iu.edu/d/abnd

Someone please work on these. Someone. ANYONE?! PLEASE!!

 * GitLab - Clean up article: meld it into proper article layout/formatting according to wiki Guidelines, review for correctness.
 * Work on bringing GitLab to Gentoo. This would be of use to infra as a GitHub fall back (since GitHub isn't nicely open source).
 * Start with a Gentoo-based container (if necessary), and build from there.