Recording screen to .gif / .webm on Fedora 35

[ankursinha (FranciscoD)]

@abitrolly

What are the chances that I could discover Kooha after finding two closed answers with not such option?

Quite high actually given the vast ecosystem of FOSS tools out there.

@abitrolly

StackOverflow at least allows to add new and edit answers, which is necessary to make a source of information self-curated or self-maintaining, but not enough. For that to be enough, there should be a gameplay, like points, popularity or something.

Both Ask Fedora and Discussion.fp.o are Discourse instances that does have gamification built in—users get rewarded for interacting with the platformsn and so on.

@abitrolly

Editing a wiki page on the internet that even original authors doesn’t seem to care about much is not inspiring. Or maybe they care, but there is no way to get in touch with them.

Wiki pages do not have owners—they’re open for everyone in the community to edit, just like the documentation.

@abitrolly

The ideal workflow is a magazine article with some initial research, which gets comments for a while and then converted to “quick doc” that is updated and discussed as new people jump in.

Sure—would you like to write the article?

Writing Articles

We already try to convert popular questions/magazine posts into quick-docs. Here’s an eg:

Would someone like to convert the "how to install a kernel from Koji" Fedora magazine post to a quick-doc?

Take a look at this: https://docs.pagure.org/pagure/usage/http_push.html?highlight=https I’m not sure if direct push works, since Pagure isn’t managing registration etc. (it’s all being managed through the Fedora account system). Are you not being prompted for your username/password when you try to push?