openSUSE Unveils Agama 9 Installer with Enhanced UI
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An announcement has just been made from the floors of the openSUSE Conference 2024: the release of the Agama Installer v9. But before diving into the specifics, let’s say what this is about for those unfamiliar with the subject.
Agama is the next-generation installer still in development, set to debut in the upcoming openSUSE’s ALP releases. The previous version, Agama 8, introduced a new HTTP API and enhanced the user interface for managing storage devices, making it powerful yet user-friendly.
Now, Agama 9 builds on this with a new look and features. Here they are.
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Announcing Agama 9
Agama 8 was a massive release. It took almost five months of work and, as a result, Agama got a new HTTP API and a more powerful user interface for setting up storage devices. Not that bad, uh?
After such a big release, our UX expert came with a completely new prototype for the web user interface and we thought it would be cool to get it on time for the openSUSE Conference. So here we are: presenting Agama 9 and the new user interface during the conference. If you missed the first talk, you can enjoy the recording.
However, that’s not the only remarkable change in this release. As usual, let’s have a look at the most relevant changes.