In the installer, you can set a password for the user using Cyrillic.
In greeter, you can switch the layout with hotkeys and enter such a password.
The problem is that the current layout is not visible if the password is hidden.
The layout indicator in greeter solves this problem.

If the root FS is encrypted, you have to enter the password 3 times: in GRUB, initrd, systemd-cryptsetup.
To work around the problem, write the password to a file on the encrypted FS and add it to the initrd.
https://bugzilla.altlinux.org/42987
https://bugzilla.altlinux.org/43056

I've once suggested adding it on x86 too but folks assert
that users might prefer the "official" binaries as the most
recent protocol client implementation; yet to see those for
e2k (and it wasn't exactly trivial to build) so let's do it
here at least.

celluloid looks fine but vlc seems more familiar to the users;
I've tested both against http://youtu.be/6juBT6EnUIc copy (4K)
to see ~200--250% Elbrus-8C CPU load on both which is OK.

startup contains configs needed all.
e.g. /etc/sysconfig/i18n needed for /root/.i18n from package rootfiles-alt.
See also https://bugzilla.altlinux.org/43107

use/browser/chromium itself switches on architectures where
chromium is not available, to an available browser.

5.18 kernel uses CONFIG_DRM_SIMPLEDRM as its base framebuffer.

Removed by mistake in commit f81083a4

They are now added through the office feature.

Simolified slinux/config.mk.

Since, starting with the version of mkimage-profiles 1.4.21, enumeration of
architectures in lists is supported, it can be simplified.

Some packages was renamed.
Wine is required on x86_64 too.

Some packages was renamed.
Wine is required on x86_64 too.
Also fixed the oddity of using wine-vanilla for x86_64 and wine for i586.

Some packages was renamed.
Wine is required on x86_64 too.

Аdd maximum kernel-modules packages for the kernels installed in the image.
When installing the system, some kernel modules with device drivers
will not be installed.
When the system administrator later installs additional modules with drivers,
they must be available in the local image repository,
because the network repository may already have a new kernel and new modules.

Added at the request of Evgeny Sinelnikov <sin@altlinux.org>

Added at the request of Evgeny Sinelnikov <sin@altlinux.org>

ssudo stays in the base system after installing only because of
printer-drivers-base package. Otherwise, it is removed when
installed via apt-get autoremove. This has obtained on riscv64.
The sudo package is basic and don't rely on luck that it won't
be removed during installation.

Some packages was renamed.
Wine is required on x86_64 too.

Chromium no longer supports 32bit.
See https://lists.altlinux.org/pipermail/sisyphus/2022-May/369322.html.

Chromium dropped 32bit support.

x86_64: std-def and un-def;
aarch64: std-def and rpi-un.

It is provided by udev itself.

Some packages were renamed/provided by another package.

It is provided by libgio now.

It was removed from Sisyphus.
This list is not used, but let it be for now.

These packages provided by thunderbird itself.

Suggested by black@: it scares users.

Use grub in legacy mode too.

Suggested by mvb@.

dtb on an ESP partition can be loaded by u-boot.
devicetree directory contain symlinks to enable booting on systems,
where use path of directory by vendor (modern u-boot) and flat path
(older u-boot). In the case of iso, there is no need to support old
u-boot given the price of 15 MB image increase on aarch64.

builder was deprived of qemu support on non-x86 platforms.
There is no need to use a very basic target.