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### Key Discussion Points

*   **F45 Release Testing Process:**
    *   The group agreed on a new process for tracking release testing using a Kanban board on the Fedora Forge.
    *   A separate ticket will be created for each test case.
    *   For each new build, all test tickets will be moved back to the 'To Do' column and their titles updated with the new build date, allowing for a clear overview of testing progress and regressions.

*   **DNSmasq / PXE / TFTP Documentation:**
    *   There are two pull requests in progress to update and expand the documentation for DNSmasq and PXE booting.
    *   One PR is a general update, and the other adds a full setup guide for PXE installs using dnsmasq, which is currently validated for UEFI clients but not legacy BIOS.
    *   The group agreed to use editor-agnostic language (e.g., "Edit the file...") in documentation to avoid "editor wars".

*   **Fedora Home Server Spin-off (Kiwi Development):**
    *   The team is currently unsure how to set up the individual Kiwi development environments needed for the project.
    *   A suggestion was made to contact a community member who has successfully used Kiwi to rebuild a Fedora edition for guidance.

*   **Open Floor:**
    *   Work on the NFS documentation will resume.
    *   A discussion was had on the value and use cases for NFS and Samba in a home lab environment, with members sharing their personal setups for file sharing and synchronization.
    *   Syncthing was mentioned as a useful tool for bi-directional file syncing.

### Action Items

*   **pboy:** Create the initial set of tickets (one ticket per test) on the Forge project board for F45 release testing.