From c58ac027c3bd6b683fefbb278b332e26c2ae1b1c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Rin Oliver Date: Thu, 21 May 2026 15:17:14 -0500 Subject: [PATCH] fix(orka-engine): fix truncated Key Concepts and list formatting Key Concepts third bullet was cut off mid-sentence ("user/pwd:" with no value). Filled in admin/admin credentials consistent with the rest of the page. Fixed misaligned feature list under "What's in the Release" -- the sub-bullets were not nested under the parent item. Closes DI-550 (partial). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 --- orka/orka-engine/orka-engine-30.mdx | 30 ++++++++++++++--------------- 1 file changed, 14 insertions(+), 16 deletions(-) diff --git a/orka/orka-engine/orka-engine-30.mdx b/orka/orka-engine/orka-engine-30.mdx index 04dcfe0..0ab40f5 100644 --- a/orka/orka-engine/orka-engine-30.mdx +++ b/orka/orka-engine/orka-engine-30.mdx @@ -10,28 +10,26 @@ Orka Engine provides macOS virtualization via Command Line Interface (CLI) on in * A host (or node) is a physical computer with a host macOS and an installation of Orka Engine. * An image is the bits on disk representing a VM that can be used for saving state and sharing. - * MacStadium base VM Orka images are macOS OCI compliant VM images stored in our public GitHub registry [ghcr.io/macstadium/orka-images/](http://ghcr.io/macstadium/orka-images/) with user credentials user/pwd: + * MacStadium base VM Orka images are macOS OCI compliant VM images stored in our public GitHub registry [ghcr.io/macstadium/orka-images/](http://ghcr.io/macstadium/orka-images/). Default VM credentials: **admin** / **admin**. ## What’s in the Release * Deploy Orka Engine on an Apple silicon host on private or public infrastructure via a Command Line Interface (CLI). - -* List Virtual Machines and running status -* Restart Virtual Machines -* Stop Virtual Machines -* Clone Virtual Machine images -* Edit Virtual Machine settings for (Ex. CPUs, Mem, Display Resolution, Dots Per Inch) -* Delete Virtual Machines -* Save Virtual Machines -* Push VMs to Open Container Initiative (OCI) compliant registry -* Pull VMs from OCI registry -* List available VM images on local file system -* Copy VMs on local file system -* Delete VMs from local file system -* Create and deploy Orka OCI compliant Virtual Machine images. - + * List Virtual Machines and running status + * Restart Virtual Machines + * Stop Virtual Machines + * Clone Virtual Machine images + * Edit Virtual Machine settings (CPUs, Memory, Display Resolution, DPI) + * Delete Virtual Machines + * Save Virtual Machines + * Push VMs to OCI-compliant registry + * Pull VMs from OCI registry + * List available VM images on local file system + * Copy VMs on local file system + * Delete VMs from local file system + * Create and deploy Orka OCI compliant VM images * Deploy headless VMs (no display console)