#fedora-meeting-2: Workstation WG (2023-12-05)
Meeting started by brainycmurf at 03:42:07 UTC
(full logs).
Meeting summary
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- Present members: Michael, Owen, Kalev, Allan,
Chris (brainycmurf,
03:42:07)
- Guests: (brainycmurf,
03:42:07)
- Regrets: Tomas, Matthias, Jens (brainycmurf,
03:42:07)
- Missing: (brainycmurf,
03:42:09)
- Secretary:Owen (brainycmurf,
03:42:11)
- Switch from meet.opensuse.org to a different conferencing platform (brainycmurf, 03:42:13)
- https://pagure.io/fedora-workstation/issue/403
(brainycmurf,
03:42:15)
- new setup (meet-test.opensuse.org) working well
for some people, some people seeing video bugs; extensive discussion
of alternatives. Will keep meet-test.opensuse.org for now.
(brainycmurf,
03:42:17)
- Enable full preemption (brainycmurf, 03:42:20)
- https://pagure.io/fedora-workstation/issue/228
(brainycmurf,
03:42:22)
- Owen with general agreement suggested that
doing this by kernel command line is not great - very hard to
upgrades, hard to do just for some variants. Chris sent a mail to
llkml some time ago about moving switch from debugfs to sysfs, but
didn't get a response. (brainycmurf,
03:42:24)
- Neal would like to see characterization of this
on server workloads so that we could enable across variants
(brainycmurf,
03:42:28)
- Discussion of whether we *know* this is desktop
only, or might make sense for server workloads as well - especially
now that serv7ers are often running more complex workloads with
cgroups, etc. (brainycmurf,
03:42:31)
- Discussion of how to test - what are the
(desktop) workloads that we expect this to make a difference - OBS
streaming? Audio? (Fedora Jam apparently sets up preempt=full). Is
sysprof useful for testing whether preempt=full improves
responsiveness/smoothess of GNOME shell under high load (brainycmurf,
03:42:36)
- ACTION: Chris and
Neal to check in with members of Meta kernel team to see if they
have insight about moving the switch out of debugfs - or how to move
forward for there. (brainycmurf,
03:42:40)
- Announcements and status updates (brainycmurf, 03:42:43)
- https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/learning-from-the-f40-tuned-replaces-ppd-change-proposal/97786
(brainycmurf,
03:42:45)
- discussion of role of working group vs. fesco
in change proposal process (brainycmurf,
03:42:48)
- Allan change proposals were conceived as
"notification" of things coming from upstream (brainycmurf,
03:42:50)
- Neal - there's a split between notications of
upcoming upstream changes, and change proposals for work that is
being done downstream - specific to fedora, and the second set of
things is getting larger; policy documents lag behind. (brainycmurf,
03:42:52)
- Nobody wanted to copy the releng part where
there has to be a ticket filed (brainycmurf,
03:42:56)
- Allan felt there isn't enough time between
posting and voting - that voting can get in the way of the
discussion. (brainycmurf,
03:42:58)
- https://meetbot.fedoraproject.org/fedora-meeting-2/2023-11-30/workstation.2023-11-30-01.07.log.html
(brainycmurf,
03:43:03)
Meeting ended at 03:43:08 UTC
(full logs).
Action items
- Chris and Neal to check in with members of Meta kernel team to see if they have insight about moving the switch out of debugfs - or how to move forward for there.
People present (lines said)
- brainycmurf (28)
- zodbot (7)
- Michael (0)
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