This commit makes a new entry for the official LinkedIn "company" page
for the Fedora Project, and deletes the old LinkedIn group which may not
exist anymore. I tried to open the old link but could not get it to open
in LinkedIn. So, this designates the current main page for Fedora on
LinkedIn, which we already use in an official capacity. I also added all
of the current admins on the page for documentation purposes.
Signed-off-by: Justin Wheeler <jwheel@redhat.com>
Call it the end of an array, but Twitter/X is being changed from an
official account to a secondary account. This means that it may still be
used and it is something under our umbrella, but we do not take full
accountability for secondary accounts and maintaining an accept presence
there, as explained in commit a7bac5a646.
To that end, all "twitter.com" URLs were changed to "x.com", and any
mention of "Twitter" was updated to "Twitter/X" consistently throughout
the document.
At a future point in time, we should audit which accounts are still
active and worth mentioning from this page.
Signed-off-by: Justin Wheeler <jwheel@redhat.com>
Add a `[CAUTION]` admonition to warn users that content on secondary and
community accounts are not as closely reviewed and maintained by the
official Fedora Marketing Team here. This helps address a safety concern
which might be one of the things someone is looking to know for a social
media channel that uses our name and trademark logo.
Signed-off-by: Justin Wheeler <jwheel@redhat.com>
I propose the change of status for the Fedora Facebook account/page. It
is not a platform that we have heavily invested into from the Fedora
Marketing Team side. Many of the listed page administrators listed are
known, but they are not currently involved with the Fedora Marketing
Team. That said, there is no need or desire for what exists to still be
recognized. Therefore, putting as a Secondary level account better
reflects the actual involvement of the Fedora Marketing Team in the day-
to-day management of the Fedora Facebook page content and posts.
As an example, we do not currently offer Facebook social media posts as
a benefit for Flock to Fedora sponsorship.
Signed-off-by: Justin Wheeler <jwheel@redhat.com>
Add new products and update tested distro version number.
All based on https://frame.work/linux and sub-pages.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Schaefer <dhs@frame.work>
This commit segments the Fedora Ready documentation separately from the
rest of the Fedora Marketing Team documentation. This gives the content
more prominence in the navigation and allows us to assign automatic
reviewers for content changes made to this module. I am thinking that
myself, Joseph, and Roseline could be on the default assignees for new
changes made to this module. We will likely implement this reviewer step
after migrating to Forgejo.
Ultimately, this provides better segmentation from the general content
for the team, allowing us to promote this as a more unique offering of
the Fedora Marketing Team in 2025.
Signed-off-by: Justin Wheeler <jwheel@redhat.com>
This commit adds some slight changes to the NovaCustom page before we
officially publish them as a Fedora Ready vendor. First, I adopted the
"One Sentence Per Line" convention for AsciiDoc. I also changed the use
of "Fedora Ready partner" to "Fedora Ready vendor" since Fedora Ready is
not an official partnership program with legal terms and agreements. I
also modified "open-source" to always be "open source", matching the
style of how we write this in the Fedora community.
Signed-off-by: Justin Wheeler <jwheel@redhat.com>
This commit officially enrolls NovaCustom as a Fedora Ready vendor,
documenting their support for Upstream Linux communities and showcasing
their hardware tested with the latest release of Fedora Linux.
This commit makes a few minor changes, such as using consistent white-
space, using Antora macros available in this repo throughout the doc
(e.g. `{url_wiki}`), and some formatting changes.
I updated the last-reviewed date given the fact that I reviewed the doc
myself just now and everything looks accurate at time of writing on 2025
February 17.
Signed-off-by: Justin W. Wheeler <jwf@redhat.com>
* Added Fedora Ready logo
* Updated brand kit to aligned with the logo
* Addressed feedback from Justin
* Addressed feedback from Justin
* Added Fedora Ready brand guidelines
* Added Fedora Ready logo
* Updated brand kit to aligned with the logo
* Deleted SVGs from the images folder
* Added examples of incorrect logo usage to the guideline
* fixed syntax error at line 62
* Added temporary preview for monochrome white Fedora Ready logo
The new `docsbuilder.sh` script introduced in commit
5d628f7a0c creates a file locally during
the build time. This file should never be committed to the repository.
Signed-off-by: Justin W. Wheeler <jwf@redhat.com>
Edits for organization, flow, and structure. Improves readability of the
article and addresses AsciiDoc/Antora conventions in Fedora Docs.
Signed-off-by: Justin W. Wheeler <jwf@redhat.com>
This commit incorporates changes, including new scripts and general
process improvements, experienced from the field for Flock 2024.
Changelog:
* manual metadata prep section
* add ref for preparing talk metadata
* add recommendation about checking the schedule
* clarify the new process where only the intermission tags are used
* clarify the new process regarding youtube chapters
* update the video cutting process to use losslesscut
* clarify automatic vs manual process with thumbnail generation data
* improve thumbnail generation docs to be clearer with how things work
now that another part of it is automated
* talk csv creation is handled by the new step 0
* add anchor to recombining clips TODO
* update the process for editing the thumbnail onto the videos
* loudness normalization idea
* Small grammatical fixes from MR review
* One sentence per line
* remove trailing whitespace after sentences
* add anchor tags to most headings
Imports the latest upstream script for building the docs site locally,
including automatic rebuilds whenever there are changes. Much more
convenient actually!
Signed-off-by: Justin W. Wheeler <jwf@redhat.com>
This MR adds documentation to refer to my script (see https://gitlab.com/fedora/commops/home/-/merge_requests/3) for automatically editing thumbnails onto the start and end of videos for reupload to youtube.
It builds on the work of @not-a-dev-stein's livestream processing workflow by automating (I hope to his satisfaction) the process of creating intros to video segments taken from a longer livestream. This mostly resolves an item listed in the current docs under the heading of "what we still want to automate":
> Having an intro before your talk isn't the best for viewer retention but if it is short enough it can be a good way to show the branding of your project and your event. We would like to have a way where you can automatically add the intro video to the beginning of a plethora of videos at once and add a transition between the intro and the video.
I hope this change to the docs keeps the process easy to use while providing a useful, optional bonus to increase the production quality of fedoras event coverage while reducing the amount of manual work involved in the process. I would love to get the teams feedback on whether this is the case since I may be a little biased about the ease of use of the documentation I wrote about my own script.
Related: https://gitlab.com/fedora/commops/interns/-/issues/78
This MR refers to my script (currently pending merge in https://gitlab.com/fedora/commops/home/-/merge_requests/4) for automatically formatting timestamps when processing a livestream for reupload to youtube.
It builds on the work of @not-a-dev-stein by resolving (i hope to his satisfaction) an item listed in the current docs under the heading of "what we still want to automate":
> Sponsorblock helped a lot to ease the burden when it comes to chapter creation (as it used to be limited to people with direct admin access to the channel), but it is still a lot of manual work that we would like to ease.
I hope this change to the docs keeps the process as easy as possible while meaningfully helping reduce the amount of manual work involved in the process. I would love to get the teams feedback on whether this is the case since I may be a little biased about the ease of use of the documentation I wrote about my own script.
Related: https://gitlab.com/fedora/commops/interns/-/issues/78
Changes made include:
* Creating vendor-specific pages.
* Updated Slimbook and Framework list.
* Still maintaining the compatibility page to act as a landing page for readers to learn more about approved devices. Information on this page has been edited.
Make it super clear that this is still a work-in-progress draft before
we send it to vendors and legal departments.
Signed-off-by: Justin W. Flory (he/him) <jwf@redhat.com>
* Created a new `fedora-ready` directory under "modules."
* Added two new pages to the `fedora-ready` directory
* Moved over and updated the compatibility list
* Added Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 12 to the compatibility list
Closes https://gitlab.com/fedora/commops/interns/-/work_items/68.
This commit introduces a new page that documents how the contribution model works for Fedora social media accounts. It provides more transparency into how our social media accounts are governed, the kinds of roles that people can participate at with our accounts, and documents who the leads of our different accounts are.
Principally authored by @roselynbassey.
Closes https://gitlab.com/fedora/commops/interns/-/issues/8.
Originally this was only going to add the [Standard procedure to process livestream videos](https://hackmd.io/VBjjGbuDQbC4wj9b_Gw2AQ) to our SOPs, but I ended up getting too into the idea of reorganizing our Docs, so I de-duplicated some information in some pages, separated some content into a separate page and had some streamlining to our SOPs (that might not be 100% good, so I'd love some feedback there specially).
Co-authored by @not-a-dev-stein and @jwflory.
This commit adds a GitLab CI configuration file that will run an Antora
build on every new commit to this repo. In a Merge Request, a submitter
or a reviewer can access a special link for up to a week after a commit
was made, and a rendered preview can be found.
The purpose of this change is to make the barriers for contributing to
the docs less and to make the job of the maintainer better.
Signed-off-by: Justin W. Flory (he/him) <jwf@redhat.com>
Various formatting and styling changes were made in this commit. The
purpose of making these changes is to ensure the Marketing Team docs
follow common Fedora conventions (e.g. one-sentence-per-line) as well as
removing Antora/AsciiDoc errors and warnings from the developer console:
== Holding pen (a Fedora Wiki-imported page) ==
* Use correct, sequentially-ordered header levels.
* Follow one-sentence-per-line convention.
== Index page ==
* Change `xref` from a nonexistent join page to the SOPs page, which
partially describes how someone could participate with the team.
Signed-off-by: Justin W. Flory (he/him) <jwf@redhat.com>
This commit adds new exclusions to the gitignore for directories that
are sometimes created as an output of Antora. This avoids these extra
buildtime files from being committed accidentally to the repository.
Signed-off-by: Justin W. Flory (he/him) <jwf@redhat.com>
A few miscellaneous changes were made to the development scripts and
filesystem:
* `nginx.conf`: File removed because it is no longer used in the local
build/preview scripts.
* `build.sh`: Updated to a more recent version of the build script
provided by the Fedora Docs Team.
* `antora.yml`: Fix `start_page` path, change default `version` to a
newer version of Antora (from `master` to `~`).
* `site.yml`: Use a valid path for `start_page`, update the UI bundle to
the latest theme, use `indexify` as a config option instead of build
script parameter.
Signed-off-by: Justin W. Flory (he/him) <jwf@redhat.com>
This commit reworks the README file to be less technical and focus on
communicating the purpose and utility of the git repo. Several links are
also added to the README that were missing before, like a link to the
published docs website and a link to open an issue about the docs.
Additionally, the current default content license for Fedora is
committed into the repository. The full license text is used so that the
GitLab license detection API is able to recognize the license and label
the project correctly. The license was updated from CC BY-SA 3.0 to the
CC BY-SA 4.0, Fedora's current default content license.
Signed-off-by: Justin W. Flory (he/him) <jwf@redhat.com>
