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Ettore Di Giacinto 2c0e7c584d website: re-record the hero and gallery clips for the 4.8 UI
The two landing-page clips predated the v4.8.0 interface work (#11288,
#11305, #11307): the gallery clip showed the retired light-theme Install
Models table, and the hero clip toured the Nodes pages in a full browser
window while its caption promised a chat completion on CPU.

Both are re-recorded from a real local-ai built from v4.8.0, dark theme,
app chrome only:

- hero-ui.mp4: a chat completion on lfm2.5-1.2b-instruct streaming on
  CPU with the live tok/s meter, so the caption now matches the footage.
  The poster frame is regenerated from the new clip.
- gallery.mp4: the Discover rail and detail pane, the hardware
  recommendation lanes, the VRAM-by-context chart, and a real install
  with the live progress banner.

The hand-typed model count moves from 1,585 to 1,255 in the three places
it appears, matching the distinct-model count the recorded UI shows on
screen. The 3d-generation clip is untouched: the post-capture UI changes
do not show in its footage.

Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>
Assisted-by: Claude Code:claude-fable-5
2026-08-05 12:46:44 +00:00
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localai.io

The Hugo site served at the root of localai.io. The documentation is a separate Hugo site in ../docs and is served under /docs/. CI builds both and uploads them as a single GitHub Pages artifact (see .github/workflows/gh-pages.yml).

Running locally

From the repository root:

make website    # this site only, http://localhost:1313/
make docs       # documentation only, http://localhost:1313/docs/
make site       # build both, merged into website/public, exactly as CI does
make site-serve # the same merged build, served on http://localhost:8000

make website and make docs run hugo serve, so they pick up edits live but only cover one site at a time. Use make site-serve when you need the cross links between the two sites, or the redirects from the pre-split URLs, to work.

make site also runs .github/ci/gen-redirects.sh, which leaves a meta-refresh page at every URL the documentation used to occupy before it moved under /docs/. GitHub Pages has no server-side redirects, so those files are the only thing keeping the old links alive.

Set SITE_BASE_URL to change the base URL the merged build is generated for (default http://localhost:8000).