This is the antagonist of the pre-existing cleanup;
suggested by frbrgeorge@ for starterkits.

As an available package, not default installation though.
Just in case.

- mksquashfs 4.3 support

Suggested by frbrgeorge@ and sounds quite reasonable
given that live-rescue.iso is very immature yet and
there are only a few -- but compelling -- reasons
to provide a graphical rescue image, gparted being
one of them for sure.

This should have been done back when live feature
has been ported to use deflogin feature indeed :-/

New mksquashfs requires /proc; mkimage 0.2.15 takes care for that;
it's time for this feature to get accustomed either.

It's actually worth working into the offline docs probably
but it appears that overlooking this howto's existence is
easier than I thought; thanks manowar@ for pointing this out.

The libextractor utility; doesn't require libX11
but does requrie libgstreamer1.0 which is too much
for the plaintext image either.

- use/browser

This is a no-op commit to clean up the mess a bit.

A few more packages suggested by Speccyfighter are more
generally useful than for regular-sysv-tde alone; let's
stick those into a pkglist instead.

The logic is pretty much the same as with live.mk,
even somewhat extended as this has actually been
the driver of this change: some images like icewm
or lxqt-based ones might show off other browsers
explicitly (in addition to zerg@'s request).

Firefox was the very reasonable default for initial livecd
implementation but now that at least initial browser chooser
infrastructure is in place it's time to un-hardwire its use.

It's _the_ default but switchable now so that images providing
a comprehensive browser can avoid feature duplication.

This one has been asking to be implemented for too long already,
and zerg@ was interested in a bit more lean and mean regular-kde4
either (there are two browsers provided with it via metapackage).

There's another reason to do it recently: Firefox Australis UI
is not exactly the best for many of us, and good ol' seamonkey
seems preferable for "vintage"/low-resource images coming with
icewm or windowmaker.

A humble utility which can be a huge time- and eye-strain saver.

Tested, fixed and added finally.

- regular-lxqt

This should better lurk here unless someone (including myself)
either forgets or doesn't realize the inobvious chain of the
assumptions made for the read-only warranty to actually work.

This is a nice small text utility which is immensely helpful
when dealing with good ol' phones.

This is actually downplaying: the net effect is that
a few images continue to carry krb5-ticket-watcher
and have avahi service enabled by default while most
of the images have one "weird" item less on their menus
and a few hundred kilobytes less in total RSS.

These are not really needed by default in lightweight
distros sporting reduced application and services set,
and the heavier ones will take relatively less hit
by default while being more ready as ALT Domain clients
(which was the whole motivation behind adding the feature
and the corresponding pkglist).

The "full" one adds Kerberos ticket watcher GUI
and sets up avahi service to start automatically.

Renamed to desktop+lxqt+razorqt+extra
so that the name fits both searches.

Seems working already.

This is a sketch based on both lxde and razorqt bits.

- yet another rescue week

Yet another forensic package suggested by Maxim Suhanov.

libpff-tools: Tools to access Microsoft PST and OST files

This package contains a custom dialog-based dc3dd frontend
aimed to help non-expert CLI users to deal with common tasks
involving full-drive imaging and contributed by Maxim Suhanov.

A virtual machine lacking DHCP client seems much less useful,
and being able to shut one down via emulated ACPI button press
seems like no luxury either.

led-ws kernel flavour has gained kernel-modules-vmware
recently, let's add this to the appropriate targets.

It's used in regular-jeos already but THE_ part was missing.

As requested by Maxim Suhanov; libwrc has been a dependency
and yielded a tools subpackage too, included either.

dm service is set up to autostart when installed anyways,
and explicit `chkconfig dm on' results in it being turned on
at runlevels 2, 3 and 4 too which is really not needed.

Thanks led@ for spotting and reporting this.

It appears that led-ws kernel flavour hasn't been tested
within regular builds which is a shame; let's fix that.

These are rather foreignsic:

liblnk-tools: Tools to access the Windows Shortcut File (LNK) format
libregf-tools: Utilities to inspect Windows REGF-type Registry files
libuna-tools: Utilities from libuna for Unicode/ASCII Byte Stream conversions
libvshadow-tools: Tools to access the Volume Shadow Snapshot (VSS) format

Suggested by Maxim Sunahov and ported from OBS packages.

The newly-introduced STAGE1_KCONFIG variable serves
to keep those kernel configuration options that are
required to be present in the kernel to boot.

This software allows to (re)index and analyze
considerable bodies of unstructured documents.

The full metapackage, just in case.