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Fedora 6 Overview Webinar
A recording of the recent Fedora 6 Overview webinar is now available.
The slides from the webinar are also online.
We will continue to produce webinars and demos as Fedora 6 development progresses. If you’d like to participate in the next Fedora 6 code sprint please fill out this Doodle poll.
Fedora 6 Code Sprint
The next Fedora 6 code sprint will take place the week of January 20, 2020. The sprint will focus on completing the resource management and containment functionality in Fedora. More participants are welcome - please contact Danny Bernstein to get involved.
Fedora 6 Sprint Demos
Two brief summaries and demos from the second Fedora 6 sprint is now available. The first demo focuses on the updated migration-utils tool, which now supports basic Fedora 3 to Fedora 6 data conversion based on the Oxford Common File Layout. A more complete video walkthrough of the tool will be available soon, and more information on the sprint and its outcomes can be found in the written summary. If you have a Fedora 3 repository and you are interested in migrating to Fedora 6 when it is available, please test the latest release of migration-utils and let us know whether or not the output meets your expectations by filling out this short feedback form.
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- The Migrating from Islandora 7 to Islandora 8 webinar recording is now available, along with slides from the presentation. The migration tool itself is also available.
- The latest documentation sprint is complete, with contributions from across the community.
- UNLV will demo their Islandora 8 installation at a January 21 webinar.
- Paged content in Islandora 8 will be demoed at a February 4 webinar.
Samvera
- The Samvera Interest Group for Advising the Hyrax Roadmap (SIGAHR) is being re-chartered as the Hyrax Interest Group, with more emphasis on members being active participants rather than advisors.
- The British Library launched a shared research repository service based on Hyrax.
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Past Events
CNI Fall Meeting
Representatives from CNI member organizations gather twice annually to explore new technologies, content, and applications, to further collaboration, to analyze technology policy issues, and to catalyze the development and deployment of new projects. The last CNI Meeting took place December 9-10, 2019 in Washington, DC. The agenda included presentations from the Fedora community on Fedora 6 and the results of the Designing a Migration Path grant work.
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