I don't need to use system-config-kickstart very often, but I do tend to
recommend it to colleagues who are starting out automating setup
processes. I've just noticed for the first time that the package is no
longer available, because it was never ported to Python 3/GTK 3:
https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/system-config-kickstart
The retirement message indicates that users should use Anaconda instead,
and while I see that you can install anaconda-gui, I don't see a way to
use it to create a kickstart file on a running system. Am I missing
something, or is the installation process now the only program that
creates a kickstart file from scratch?
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