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authorHarald Pfeiffer <harald.pfeiffer _ xmart.de> 2018-11-01 13:30:58 +0100
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+## Content
+
+### What is this?
+
+*jango104* was a laptop inside a company. That said, it had been provided with a
+Fedora installation that was kept up-to-date, and all configs and
+setups are mirrored in this repository.
+
+Cessation of operation. Most companies don't support Linux even for their
+Linux-only employees.
+
+### ./documentation
+
+This folder reflects the output of several commands investigating the FS
+layout, the KVM layout, the installed packages, ... basically anything
+*not* reflected in /etc config files etc. (lel) telling you how the
+machine is set up.
+
+### ./fakeenv
+
+The sole purpose of this folder is for any file tests (in this case, the Gitlab
+CI Runner's invoked commands) to fake an environment where any tests will
+*not* fail due to the docker container not having any sophisticated setup we
+simply do not need there, and instead narrow down tests to actual failures
+within the files. Hence, we present files which basically return 0.
+
+See also the `cp` command in the .environ-prep script.
+
+tl;dr: you don't need the fakeenv folder to set up anything existing in this
+repository.
+
+### ./localfs
+
+This folder includes any dedicated configuration file and similar files
+distinguishing this system (there are many fedoras out there, but this is mine!™).
+
+Basically I copy anything here that I consider relevant for yet another setup
+like this (minus those that I may have forgotten *cough*).