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The Fedora Special Interest Groups (SIGs) are teams within the Fedora Project that are less formal than official
subprojects
. They are sometimes a first stage in the development of new projects within Fedora.
Creating a SIG
A SIG is a lightweight structure with very little red tape. If you're interested in forming one, please visit
Creating a Fedora SIG
Introduction to existing SIGs
# – B
3D Printing
The 3D Printing SIG's goal is to make Fedora the best platform for
3D printing
Ada
Maintainers of
Ada
packages in Fedora are strongly encouraged to
to the
Fedora Ada mailing list
. Anyone else who stay informed about the topic is also welcome to subscribe.
Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning
The
Artificial Intelligence
Machine Learning
(AI/ML) SIG is a coordination point for people and groups working to improve the tooling for such pursuits in Fedora. Anyone interested is welcome to join us on
Matrix
or
Discourse
Alternative Architectures
The purpose of the Alternative Architecture family of SIGs is to promote Fedora on a wider array of
computer hardware implementations
Currently there are active teams for:
ARM
(both ARMv7 and ARMv8 [aarch64])
MIPS
PowerPC
(both big- and little-endian Power64)
S390x
The following teams are looking for members:
RISC-V
(Note: This architecture is now promoted by its own SIG.)
X86_32
No longer active architectures are:
IA64
SPARC
Parisc
Amateur Radio
The goal of the Amateur Radio group is to improve the Fedora collection by adding packages that are useful for amateur radio (a/k/a "Ham radio") operators and shortwave listeners (SWLs).
Asahi
The goal of the Asahi SIG is to help the folks working on support for ARM-based Apple Macintosh computers (otherwise known as "Apple Silicon" Macs) and to produces a Fedora
installation image
for those that want to run Linux on Apple Silicon devices.
Astronomy
The Fedora Astronomy group seeks to gather people interested in improving support for astronomers and astrophysicists.
Atomic Desktops
The Atomic Desktops SIG coordinates efforts related to all Atomic Desktop (rpm-ostree based) variants of Fedora:
Silverblue
Kinoite
Sway (formerly Sericea)
and
Budgie (formerly Onyx)
Big Data
The Big Data SIG, in grand Fedora style, aims to make Fedora the best platform for all things related to extremely large and diverse collections of structured, unstructured and semi-structured data that grow exponentially over time.
BIOS Boot
The goal of the BIOS Boot SIG is to help those working on Fedora's bootloader stack to keep Fedora booting on systems which require Legacy BIOS to boot or have a need to employ the UEFI Compatibility Support Module (CSM). To help with this, the SIG members will regularly test that
Fedora Rawhide
images still boot on Legacy BIOS systems and assist with triaging and fixing Legacy BIOS boot bugs.
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Budgie
The Budgie SIG's mission is to maintain the
Budgie desktop environment
experience and its Spin in the Fedora Project. The group is lead by Joshua Strobl, the founder of the
Buddies of Budgie
organization that coordinates the project's development.
Bug Triage
The Fedora Cloud Special Interest Group
Fedora Bug Triage attempts to manage the flow of bug reports filed against the myriad of Fedora projects. They stand to prevent the other project members from being overwhelmed by bug reports by resolving trivial submissions, removing or correcting flawed or inadequate reports, and making sure that maintainers are able to get things done.
C – E
Cloud
The Cloud SIG works to make Fedora successful on all major cloud platforms, public and private.
Confined Users
The Confined Users SIG works to coordinate efforts related to different means of confining users and their accounts (i.e. achieving secure process, data and account isolation and protection, and mitigating privilege escalation), and also to bring beginners and intermediate users with an interest in computer security together with developers and experts and engage them in contributing to the testing efforts. This can often be time-intensive but also does not require as much long-term experience as many expect. A willingness to contribute to simple usability testing, requiring only to identify and report issues and unintended behavior, often makes a large impact. Admittedly, however, the core focus on achieving confinement tends to involve sophisticated testing conducted by more experienced users (and those who want to become experienced).
Container
The Container SIG's mission is to maintain, grow, guide and promote best practices for the development and release of
operating system-level virtualization containers
and their image ecosystems.
Continuous Integration
The goal of the Continuous Integration (CI) SIG is to bring together enthusiasts interested in developing tools, best practices, standards, and workflows to implement
Continuous Integration
in Fedora at a larger scale. While the practice is well-known and used by many software projects, it is usually applied at an individual component level. Scaling it up is a challenge from both technical and organizational points of view, and this SIG feels they have an opportunity within Fedora to explore and develop the CI/
CD
topic beyond simple pull-request testing.
Fedora CoreOS logo
CoreOS
The CoreOS Working Group champions the CoreOS Edition of Fedora as the most credible solution available today for container workflows.
COSMIC
The COSMIC SIG aims to prepare for and promote the upcoming
COSMIC Desktop
environment, developed by System76.
Data Engineering
The Data Engineering SIG seeks to make Fedora and CentOS pleasant platforms for building
systems for the collection and usage of data
Deepin
The Deepin Desktop Environment SIG's mission is to define a high-quality
Deepin DE
experience to Fedora users and developers. They are just getting started, and in need of members who will push and maintain the Deepin packages in Fedora.
Design
The Design SIG aims to provide the latest free and open source tools for visual designers, especially Fedora's own
Design Suite
Desktop
The Desktop SIG strives to make Fedora a very good desktop distribution. The goal is to produce a more targeted desktop spin while maintaining traditional Fedora strengths such as security and commitment to free software. They work on developing and releasing the
Fedora Desktop Live CD
DNS
The DNS SIG attempts to improve name resolution implementations available on Fedora. The goal is to have fully-featured and privacy enabled name resolution, while still working on all common networks, for servers as well as workstations.
DotNet
The DotNet SIG is a group of Fedora contributors that maintain
.NET
(and related) packages in Fedora. The goal of this group is to help to anyone interested in
.NET
and support others in creating and maintaining those packages. Anyone interested in C#/.NET is welcome!
extended Berkeley Packet Filter logo
eBPF
The goal of the extended Berkeley Packet Filter (eBPF) SIG is to help the folks working on eBPF development and adoption, and evangelize and promote its usage in a community within Fedora.
Education
The mission of the Education SIG (Edu SIG) is to optimize Fedora for use by teachers and learners, both inside and out of the context of educational institutions. They do this by building, maintaining and evangelizing a strong ecosystem of educational packages within Fedora, and by supporting learners in using these packages as tools to reach their learning goals.
Enterprise Linux Next
The Enterprise Linux Next (ELN) SIG maintains the
buildroot and compose
tools that aim to make possible the emergence of a Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)-like environment, using only the standard Fedora package sources. The hope is that both distributions will benefit from the integration, as Fedora users will gain access to a professional-style Linux environment and Red Hat will be better positioned to evaluate what impacts new software releases may have on their customers.
EPEL
EPEL (Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux) is targeted at filling the gap between the complete Fedora Collection and the packages that are maintained in Enterprise Linux. The EPEL SIG is a community of individuals (led by a steering committee) that focuses on package maintenance and infrastructure to provide as many packages as possible to the consumers of Enterprise Linux.
Erlang
The mission of the Erlang SIG is to encourage the packaging of
Erlang
and
Elixir
projects in Fedora.
Extended Reality
The XR SIG's goal is to enable extended reality (XR)—an umbrella term that encompasses virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR) and mixed reality (MR)—capabilities in Fedora. This includes integrating runtime environments, emerging desktop environments and development tools into the Fedora package archives, along with upstream collaboration and gaming.
F – K
Finance
The Finance SIG works across the Fedora Project to ensure that all contributors and groups have the financial resources that they need. They coordinate processes, manage budgets and strive to push financial authority and accountability as close to the margin as possible while ensuring
accurate and transparent accounting
Fedora Flatpak SIG logo
Flatpak
The Flatpak SIG is for people who are interested in improving the state of
Flatpak
packaging in Fedora. This includes maintaining existing Fedora Flatpaks, maintaining the Fedora Flatpak runtime and improving the documentation and overall packager experience when working with Flatpaks on Fedora.
Fonts
The Fedora Fonts Special Interest Group
The Fonts SIG is an informal group of Fedora Linux contributors dedicated to improving fonts availability and text rendering/layouting in the distribution and its other Linux derivatives. They stay very busy
tackling the tasks
seen below, among others:
Finding the best fonts
to include in Fedora, looking to the needs of
artists
translators
, publishers and more
Identifying new fonts
and
font creation tools
that need packaging, and
reviewing new packages
before they enter the repository
Creating and improving
Fedora fonts
Proposing robust defaults
for each locale and then
documenting them
once adopted
Improving the ways fonts supports various scripts and fixing font and text problems in existing applications and libraries, by
identifying problems and proposing ameliorations
Convincing typeface foundries to release fonts under
free/libre Fedora-friendly licenses
, and
Coordinating with
other similar groups within other organizations
to advance common goals
Formal Methods
"Formal methods" are techniques that use mathematics to prove that models of software, hardware, and other systems will or will not
have certain behaviors. To be practical, they must use automated tooling. The goal of the Formal Methods SIG is to make it easy to install formal methods tools in Fedora, ease learning how to apply them, encourage the development of "open proofs" (where implementations, proofs and the required tools are all FLOSS), and provide feedback to toolmakers so that the tools in Fedora can become more powerful, scale better and are easier to use together.
Games
The goal of the Games SIG is to make Fedora the best free and open source
gaming
platform available for both developers and users.
Geographic Information Systems
The Geographic Information Systems (GIS) SIG is an initiative aimed to package GIS technology-related open source software in Fedora/EPEL, and turn Fedora/EPEL into the best choice for a GIS platform.
Go
The goal of the Go SIG is to bring together all people that are interested in the Go programming language, be they packagers, developers or users, and working together to improve the overall experience of using Go on Fedora.
GraphQL
The GraphQL SIG's mission is to maintain, grow, guide and promote best practices for the development of applications using GraphQL within our infrastructure.
Haskell
The mission of the Haskell SIG is to maintain, grow, and guide the packaging of
Haskell
projects in Fedora.
Heterogeneous Computing
The goal of the Heterogeneous Computing (HC) SIG is to encourage the packaging and accessibility of heterogeneous computing projects in Fedora and EPEL. This includes machine learning, OpenCL and scientific computing.
AMD's ROCm software stack
is a perfect example of the kind of projects we love to champion.
Independent Software Vendor
The Independent Software Vendor (ISV) can be anything from a one- or two-man shop to a software design and development powerhouse. Fedora is a great platform for showing off your product, especially to community developers who might be interested in contributing code, plugins, or feedback.
i3
i3 is a tiling window manager
for X11. The goal of the Fedora i3 SIG is to produce a Fedora i3-based Fedora Spin. They can be found on
Pagure.io
Telegram
and
IRC
Internet of Things
The Internet of Things Working Group helps to shepherd the nascent support in Fedora for
IoT-style devices
into a more robust state.
Java
The Java SIG is a group of Fedora contributors that work on enhancing
Java
in Fedora. Their mission is to provide high-quality Java applications and environments to Fedora users and developers, and to support each other in the maintenance.
Join
The Join SIG aims to maintain channels for prospective contributors to engage with the community, converse with existing members, make friends, get a feeling of what the community does in general, and reduce the learning gradient that joining a new community entails—and make it more enjoyable!
KDE
The KDE SIG is a group of Fedora contributors that maintain KDE packages in Fedora. Their mission is to provide high-quality, usable KDE software packages to Fedora users and developers and to support one another in maintaining those packages.
Kubernetes Development
The Kubernetes Development (KubeDev) SIG is a group of Fedora community members interested in using, developing, extending
Kubernetes
for Fedora components and services.
L – O
Language Testing
The Fedora Language Testing Group (FLTG) takes care of the Fedora testing activities: taking the initiative to conduct the Fedora Test days, update the necessary wiki pages, prepare test cases and get things coordinated and organized for the testers.
LibreOffice
The goal of the LibreOffice SIG is to coordinate packaging of the LibreOffice Suite and related packages.
Live
The Fedora Live SIG
The Fedora Live SIG is dedicated to producing live content like video game livestreams or live community podcasts.
Live DVD
The mission of the Live DVD SIG is to provide a stable Live DVD for each new stable release of Fedora.
Live Upgrade
If you want to participate in efforts to make live upgrades happen more smoothly, you should join the Live Upgrade SIG.
LXDE
LXDE
LXDE Special Interest Group
The LXDE SIG is a group of Fedora contributors that contribute towards
LXDE
in Fedora. Their mission is to define a high-quality LXDE experience to Fedora users and developers in maintaining packages and helping each other in all LXDE related efforts.
LXQt
LXQt
LXQt Special Interest Group
The LXQt SIG is a group of Fedora contributors that contribute towards
LXQt
in Fedora. Their mission is to define a high-quality LXQt experience to Fedora users and developers in maintaining packages and helping each other in all LXQt related efforts. This SIG is very similar to LXDE because both projects are developed using the same GUI toolkit: Qt.
Medical
The Medical SIG is a group of Fedora contributors that are interested in healthcare, medicine, biology and bioinformatics.
Messaging
The Messaging SIG seeks to create a messaging infrastructure within the Fedora Project that facilitates communication, interaction and integration between services inside the Fedora infrastructure.
Minimal Core
The Minimal Core SIG is a group of people interested in maintaining Fedora's minimal package set. This is the Core group in the comps file, and any packages installed by the Anaconda installer by default.
Miracle
The Miracle SIG aims to prepare for and promote the up-and-coming
Miracle tiling window manager
for the
Wayland display protocol
Mobility
The Mobility SIG is a group of Fedora contributors that are interested in enhancing the experience of using Fedora on small devices. Initially aimed at supporting netbooks, mobile internet devices (MIDs), tablets and the like, the original plan was to expand in scope to include things such as set-top boxes (STBs), but the SIG became inactive for some time. It was resurrected in 2020 to work on booting Fedora on smartphones, initially focusing just on the Fedora experience with the
Pine64 PinePhone
Mono
The Mono SIG is a group of Fedora contributors that maintain Mono and other Mono-related packages in Fedora. Their goal is to provide high-quality and usable software packages to Fedora users and developers, and to support one another in maintaining those packages.
Multimedia
The purpose of the Multimedia SIG is to provide the best possible multimedia experience for Fedora users, out of the box. They aim to share the burden of maintenance for multimedia-related packages, coordinate interdependent updates and rebuilds, and also provide a pool of experienced reviewers in the area of multimedia.
Music & Audio
It should be easy and enjoyable to make music and work with audio on Fedora, and the Music & Audio SIG is one of the prime reasons that it is.
NeuroFedora
NeuroFedora is a group of researchers and Fedora contributors that are interested in having a dedicated spin/application bundle to be used by the neuroscience and neuroimaging community. They build on top of several other spins and SIGs, including
Big Data
Fedora Medical
Machine Learning
Robotics
and
Science and Technology
NoSQL
The NoSQL SIG is a group of Fedora contributors that maintain NoSQL-related packages in Fedora. Their goal is to provide high-quality and usable NoSQL software packages to Fedora users and developers and to support one another in maintaining those packages.
OpenStack
This SIG is for people interested in maintaining the packages for
OpenStack
clients in Fedora, the associated Oslo libraries, and their dependencies. They coordinate with the
RDO Project
(RPM Distribution [of] OpenStack) to sync packaging and collaborate with upstream developers to provide high-quality packages.
P – R
Package Review
This SIG is currently in its infancy, and things are still being organized. The job is to process new package review submissions and evaluate them for quality and adherence to the
Fedora Packaging Guidelines
. As this is the initial experience for many new contributors to the Fedora Project, we also work towards making this procedure as smooth and rewarding as possible.
Anyone is welcome to join; obviously it is necessary for one to already be a packager in order to issue the ultimate review for new packages, but there are many tasks along the way that can be done by anyone and participation in the SIG is a good path to securing sponsorship for eventually becoming a member.
Pantheon
A SIG for people who are interested in improving the state of the Pantheon desktop environment in Fedora. This includes porting packages from Elementary OS and testing libraries, packages and applications.
Perl
This is a group devoted to packaging Perl modules and applications for Fedora.
PHP
PHP SIG
PHP Special Interest Group
To assist packagers in bringing PHP-related packages to Fedora and assisting in their continued maintenance by providing timely reviews, acting as secondary package owners and assisting with related security issues.
Fedora Pride SIG logo
Pride
The Pride SIG envisions itself as a social group & community safe space for Fedora contributors and users as well as a trusted resource to the broader Fedora DEI initiative and Fedora Council on LGBTQ+/Pride-related challenges. They are involved in hosting events & activities that lift up and support members of marginalized communities.
Printing
Fedora Printing
Printing Special Interest Group
The Fedora Printing Project's goal is to create a good printing experience on Fedora.
Python
Fedora Loves Python
and this SIG are for people who would like to see this relationship flourish.
PyTorch
The intent of the PyTorch SIG is to bring together all people that are interested in artificial intelligence, machine learning and heterogeneous/high-performance computing in Fedora, be they packagers, developers or users, and work together on improving the overall experience. We intend on pushing forward native
PyTorch
support in Fedora; this includes collaborating with other groups to enable hardware acceleration and needed package dependencies.
Quantum Computing
The Quantum Computing SIG is a group of Fedora contributors/community members who are interested in experimenting with Quantum computing within Fedora, to see what is possible and to build a solid knowledge base for any possible projects that may arise.
R is a free software environment for statistical computing and graphics. This SIG is for people who are interested in improving R support in Fedora, which includes packaging the core runtime, add-on packages, IDEs and other components.
Red Team
The Red Team SIG is the cybersecurity community for Fedora that produces offensive tooling, curated exploits, standards, and reference architectures.
Respins
The mission of the Respins SIG is to provide the community at-large with regularly-updated ISO images to serve as ready-made demonstration aids for events like Install-fests, conferences and other local events. The nature of these images, essentially turnkey environments for Fedora Workstation and its derivative spins with an assortment of popular packages preinstalled, also makes them ideal rescue tools for systems in disrepair. Their work is freely available
here
RISC-V
The goals of this SIG are to bring people together who wish to help with enablement and support of the RISC-V architecture in Fedora.
Robotics
The goal is to bring packages of open and free software related to robotics, and educational software for robotics, into Fedora to make it fit to power (mobile) robots.
Ruby
Ruby SIG
Ruby Special Interest Group
This is a SIG for people who are interested in improving the state of Ruby in Fedora. This includes packaging Ruby libraries and applications, setting and improving standards for packaging them as RPM's and maintaining Ruby packages for Fedora.
Programmers who become fond of Rust sometimes take to styling themselves as "Rustaceans"
Rust
A SIG for people who are interested in improving the state of Rust in Fedora. This includes packaging Rust libraries and applications, setting and improving standards for packaging them as RPM's and maintaining Rust packages for Fedora.
S – X
Science and Technology
The purpose of the Sci/Tech SIG is to improve the number and quality of packages available for scientific and technical users.
SIGs/Security
Fedora's Security SIG is no separated SIG but it is integrated into the community, and associates and connects contributors and other SIGs that impact security, but also aims to embed security perspectives into other teams and SIGs. The Security SIG offers a point of exchange and to connect with. It allows users and contributors to have a place where they can go to when it comes to making aware of or discussing security matters, it brings different perspectives in the security discussions together, it embeds security-perspectives into the community and facilitates feedback loops into all areas of Fedora with consolidated security-relevant knowledge.
Server
Our goal is to make Fedora suitable for server deployments and the perfect base for enterprise systems like RHEL.
Social Science
Social Science is an emerging SIG that wants to make Fedora a recommendable distribution for social scientists; referring in broad terms to those interested in socio-technical issues.
Sound
Fedora Sound SIG logo
The Sound SIG creates free sound themes for Fedora, using only FOSS software available from the Fedora repositories.
Source String Contextualization
The Source String Contextualizing Group (SSCG) provides meaningful descriptions of the source strings for translators (better known as
internationalization, or i18n
) to ensure the correctness and quality of the translations, thus facilitating a good end user experience of the localized Fedora applications.
Spins
The Spins SIG performs technical reviews of
Spins
contributed by the community.
Stateless Linux
The Stateless Linux project is an OS-wide initiative to ensure that Fedora computers can be set up as replaceable appliances, with no important
local state
Stewardship
The goal of the Stewardship SIG is to provide temporary maintenance of important packages that are in danger of being removed from the distribution. This usually happens when the primary maintainer of a package orphans it—be that for lack of interest, time or resources—or decides to maintain the package as a module only, and so orphans then eventually retires the "normal" package. However, as this can have consequences for a large set of dependent packages (and users), the members of this SIG step in to take on (hopefully) temporary maintenance of important packages.
Store
The Store SIG is devoted to getting a store running, both for users looking for one-off purchases and for Ambassadors who need swag in bulk.
Sway
The goal of the Sway SIG is to provide a good user experience for
Sway
, the tiling Wayland compositor and replacement for the
i3 window manager
University
The University SIG focuses on problems related to institutions of higher education and their populations, which is primarily introducing students to the personal and pro-social benefits of utilizing free software.
Usability
The Fedora Usability SIG aims to provide coherence, accessibility and intuitiveness for all people using Fedora and its associated resources.
WASM
The WASM SIG is dedicated to connecting users interested in
WebAssembly
Workstation
The Fedora Workstation Working Group is the main team behind Fedora's official desktop edition.
Xfce
Xfce SIG
Xfce Special Interest Group
The Xfce SIG works on the integration of the
Xfce desktop environment
. Their aim is to establish it as an equally well-regarded choice of desktop environment as GNOME and KDE.
Inactive SIGs
Inactive ≠ Dead
The Special Interest Groups listed below have ceased to remain organized and productive in recent times, but in most cases this is not a fixed state. With the exception of groups which reorganized around a different topic or whose focus is no longer relevant, any SIG can be resuscitated given sufficient community interest.
A – S
Atomic
Project Atomic is now sunset
As of 2020, the Atomic SIG is dormant and has been for some time. The content of this page and others related to Atomic are preserved for historical reference and in the hope that some of the content may still prove useful, but the group is not active or holding meetings.
Fedora CoreOS
is the replacement for Atomic, while
Fedora Silverblue
is the replacement for Atomic Workstation.
The Fedora Atomic Working Group works to bring integrate new OS technology and tools from
Project Atomic
into Fedora.
Audio Creation
Audio Creation is now sunset
As of 2023, the Audio Creation SIG is dormant and has been for some time. The content of this page and others related to it are preserved for historical reference and in the hope that some of the content may still prove useful, but the group is not active or holding meetings. The
Music & Audio SIG
has been created as its successor.
The goal of the Audio Creation SIG is to make Fedora the best free/open-source platform for computer-based music production, audio mastering and audio editing.
Machine Learning
Group succession
The Machine Learning SIG is inactive and has been replaced by the newer
AI/ML SIG
The Machine Learning SIG's goal is to make Fedora the best platform for all things related to
Machine Learning
. We aim to act as a bridge in the gap between the
Astronomy
Big Data
Medical
, and
Science and Technology
SIGs.
Silverblue
Dormant
This SIG is currently dormant. You may wish to review the
Atomic Desktops SIG
instead.
We like the Silverblue variant and we want to coordinate efforts towards making it a first-class edition of Fedora.
Subcategories
This category has the following 10 subcategories, out of 10 total.
Arch-specific SIGs
Astronomy SIG
Comps SIG
Fonts SIG
Fonts SIG/pt
Multimedia SIG
Packaging SIGs
RevistaFedora
SciTech SIG
SIGs/es
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SIGs/3DPrinting
SIGs/Ada
SIGs/AI-ML
SIGs/AlternativeArchitectures
AmateurRadio
Architectures/ARM
Architectures/IA64
Architectures/MIPS
Architectures/MIPS Fedora 11 12 13
Architectures/MIPS64
Architectures/Parisc
Architectures/PowerPC
Architectures/PowerPC/Meetings/FUDCon Lawrence 2013
Architectures/s390x
Architectures/SPARC
Atomic WG
Audio Creation
BugZappers
Cloud SIG
Cloud SIG-new-draft
Comp-Neuro Spin
Container SIG
User:Ctyler/Architectures/ARM
User:Dhanesh95/SIGs/Python
DRAFT Fedora Join SIG
EPEL
EPEL/Packagers
EPEL/zh-cn
Finance SIG
FLTG
GIS
InternetOfThings
InternetOfThings/FAQ
ISV Special Interest Group
User:Jackorp1/Draft RubySIG
User:Jackorp1/Draft1.0 RubySIG
LXDE SIG
LXQt SIG
MailScanner in Fedora
Meat SIG
Messaging SIG
MinGW
Mobility
Perl
Printing
SIGs/Asahi
SIGs/bigdata
SIGs/bigdata/es
SIGs/BiosBoot
SIGs/Btrfs
SIGs/Budgie
SIGs/CI
SIGs/COSMIC
SIGs/DataEngineering
SIGs/DeepinDE
SIGs/Design Software
SIGs/Desktop
SIGs/DNS
SIGs/DotNet
SIGs/eBPF
SIGs/Education
SIGs/ELN
SIGs/Erlang
SIGs/FedoraMini
SIGs/Flatpak
SIGs/FormalMethods
SIGs/Games
SIGs/Go
SIGs/GraphQL
SIGs/Grid Computing
SIGs/HC
SIGs/Java
SIGs/Java/pt-br
SIGs/Join
SIGs/KDE
SIGs/KubeDev
SIGs/Libreoffice
SIGs/Live
SIGs/LiveDVD
SIGs/LiveUpgrade
SIGs/Lomiri
SIGs/Medical
SIGs/Metrics
SIGs/Minimal Core
SIGs/MkDocs
SIGs/ML
SIGs/Mono
SIGs/Music & Audio
SIGs/NeuroFedora
SIGs/NeuroFedora/es
SIGs/NoSQL
SIGs/OpenStack
SIGs/Package Review
SIGs/PHP
SIGs/PHP/pt-br
SIGs/PowerManagement
SIGs/Proton
SIGs/Python
SIGs/PyTorch
SIGs/QA
SIGs/QuantumComputing
SIGs/R
SIGs/Red Team
SIGs/RISC-V
SIGs/Robotics
SIGs/ROCm
SIGs/Ruby
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SIGs/Rust
SIGs/Security
SIGs/Server
SIGs/Sound
SIGs/Source-git
SIGs/Stewardship
SIGs/Store
SIGs/Store/PotentialDistributors
SIGs/Store/ProposedItems
SIGs/Xfce
SIGs/XR
Atomic/PRD
CoreOS/PRD
User:Roshi/QA/Atomic PRD
Spins SIG
SSCG
StatelessLinux
StaticAnalysis
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Usability
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