Ahead of the upcoming SUSE Linux Enterprise 16.0 release, SUSE engineers are busy finishing up work on their new “Agama” operating system installer. Agama 17 is now available as what will be the installer powering SUSE Linux Enterprise 16 installations or a version very similar to this latest milestone.
Agama 17 brings better representation of wired network connections, improvements to the storage user interface, more options on the OS registration page, allow skipping the SELinux configuration, and more.
Agama 17 also brings new options to the JSON configuration for installations as well as other enhancements to the unattended installation support.
More details on yesterday’s Agama 17 installer release via the Agama Project GitHub. In addition to being used by the upcoming SUSE Linux Enterprise 16.0 release, Agama is also used by the openSUSE Leap and Tumbleweed projects moving forward too.
