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26 changes: 22 additions & 4 deletions website/src/pages/faq.md
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## What can I configure with Agama?

TBD.
In principle Agama gives you the chance to configure every aspect that it is important at
installation time, namely partitioning, network set up and software installation. After all, you can
do any additional configuration using any other tool once the system is installed.

## Where is the nCurses interface?
However, that's not 100% true and Agama allows configuring other aspects of the system at
installation time, like system localization.

TBD.
## Where is the NCURSES interface?

Agama features a powerful web-based interface that you can connect to from any device which has a
browser. We consider this interface as the best alternative for most of the use cases, replacing the
use of VNC or a text-based interface over SSH.

However, it might happen that you need a text-based interface at some point. For those use cases,
[Agama's command-line interface](docs/user/cli) is your best option.

## Can I use my existing AutoYaST profiles and infrastructure?

TBD.
Yes, but with some caveats. Bear in mind that Agama is focused on the installation and it delegates
further configuration to other tools. Therefore it includes less features and there are many
sections you can find in an AutoYaST profile that are ignored by Agama.

However, it has support for the most used AutoYaST features, including [dynamic
profiles](https://documentation.suse.com/sles/15-SP5/html/SLES-all/part-dynamic-profiles.html) and
the most used AutoYaST sections (e.g., `partitioning`).

You can find further details in the [AutoYaST support section](http://localhost:3000/docs/user/autoyast).