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CJK support for the main console applications, both in terminal emulators and tty.

CJK support on Gnome

i18n support for applications that offer translation into CJK languages.

ibus related packages.

Support for input methods, fonts and display work properly in Java applications.

Support for managing GRUB bootloader under Funtoo Linux.

Support for managing Funtoo Linux profiles, flavors and mix-ins.

Support for running Funtoo Linux meta-repo synchronization on end-user systems.

Fchroot is the QEMU-powered tool that is used to chroot into non-native architectures under Funtoo Linux.

"FFS", or "Funtoo from Scratch", is a repository located at https://code.funtoo.org/bitbucket/projects/CORE/repos/ffs/browse which contains automated build steps for bootstrapping Funtoo, with support for x86-64bit, arm-64bit and powerpc-64bit.

Macaroni supply ISOs for Live experience and for install a new system through Calamares installer

The Macaroni PMS

Golang tool used to convert JSON reposcan files in Luet specs.

luet-repo-devkit is a development tool to retrieve the list of packages missing on a luet repository and clean the old packages.

Macaroni LXD containers are available over the Simplestreams Server. See macaroni docs

Media-kit may include media-related packages to support all desktops in our Support Matrix: GNOME, KDE, Cinnamon, MATE, LXQt, XFCE, Enlightenment, as well as additional window managers OpenBox and FluxBox.

Media-kit includes support for popular audio frameworks, libraries, APIs, formats and codecs, as well as some 'essential' audio playback applications.

Media-kit includes common bitmap/vector graphics format frameworks, libraries and APIs, photo-related support libraries (RAW, EXIF), and 'essential' graphics applications such as Imagemagick.

Media-kit includes libraries related to accessing physical music, video and game media such as CD, DVD, Blu-Ray Disc, as well as media-oriented libraries and protocols related to such functionality, including Firewire.

Media-kit includes core font libraries as well as the core font selection in Funtoo.

Media-kit includes core AV frameworks including gstreamer, libraries, video formats/codecs and APIs, as well as 'essential' video playback applications.

The tooling that powers Funtoo ebuild management, autogeneration, curation and distribution.

The simple plugin-oriented framework that supports metatools.

The Funtoo network configuration scripts

"First Boot" includes looking out for users when booting from temporary install media (LiveCD/LiveUSB.)

This project oversees the Install Guide and the steps required to install Funtoo Linux, ensuring that they are correct, succinct, easy-to-understand and as simple as possible.

Also handled by this project is all new user documentation on the wiki, beyond the Install Guide itself.

"Second Boot" means when the user boots into Funtoo Linux itself, and this area focuses on successful startup and hardware support.

The translation effort on the wiki is centered around the key documentation needed for new users and the installation process.

See Beard Trimming -- this is the next-release effort related to reducing the size of meta-repo by removing unused packages.

Python is the first-class language for portage-based distributions like Funtoo.

Ruby support is crucial to Funtoo users.

Convert all Prometheus and Grafana related Gentoo staging packages to funtoo-metatools autogenerated binary packages, that dynamically pull the latest release from the associated package's GitHub Releases

Create new funtoo-metaltools powered compile based autogenerated packages that build from the upstream Prometheus related package source code

Engineer a custom Funtoo Prometheus exporter on code.funtoo.org that can expose all types of fun and useful Prometheus metrics about a Funtoo Linux system

Deploy any new or needed Prometheus related infrastructure including Prometheus instances and Prometheus exporters to measure different metrics all throughout and across the Funtoo internal infrastructure.

The bug tracker.

Funtoo CD/CI service to integrate QA and automation.

This represents all CDN-related functionality used for distributing Funtoo stage3's and distfiles.

Containers hosting service.

The User Services project oversees all datacenter/colocation efforts related to Funtoo infrastructure.

This represents the Funtoo Discord server.

The forums at forums.funtoo.org provide a dedicated discussion site for Funtoo-related topics.

Funtoo-auth is the backend authentication/user management system that is used for account creation and hooks into Jira, Bitbucket, the wiki and forums.

This represents all efforts related to Bitbucket, GitHub, etc.

This represents all work related to monitoring Funtoo infrastructure.

The funtoo wiki at www.funtoo.org serves as the central hub for the Funtoo community documentation and main Web site. This represents the production operation of the wiki (wiki content, as well as wiki development are not considered part of User Services and should be handled by other projects.)

Funtoo CD/CI service to integrate QA and automation.

A common 2D and 3D rendering engine.

A new low-level 2D and 3D rendering engine.

Wikiverse oversees all community-created wiki content.

While the Install Guide lives under the wiki and thus Wikiverse has some influence on it, the content of the Install Guide is managed by the New Install Experience Project.

Wikiverse oversees all wiki-related extension work, as well as template work (which often involves leveraging the extensions on the wiki.)

Wikiverse oversees all Wiki translation activities.