A bit longer version is: add the script which cares to protect
the interfaces which has been brought up during NFS root bootup
already from being tampered with by NetworkManager so as to avoid
losing network with networked rootfs.

There's domain-client pkglist out there, no need to pull
alterator-net-shares (and alterator-auth it requries)
everywhere.

GRUB won't present dualboot systems in boot menu otherwise.

A lot of packages that should be in the classic installable images
got missed during initial effort; start merging the difference.

We're better off providing NTFS support so that Windows partitions
can be shrunk at least if one's not going to just blow these away
upon encounter.

It's a kernel module now.

Suggested-by: glebfm@

- important bugfix: THE_PACKAGES weren't getting through to .base
- regular-sysv-tde related churn

live-webkiosk doesn't really need it and mixin/desktop-installer
was picking it up due to d+n+l satisfying d+n query.  This could
be fixed with && !live but fixing bitrot is the better way to go.

Actually the issue was worse in general: *_PACKAGES
weren't quoted when put into .base thus resulting
in a potentially broken echo command (silent one).

The macro scheme used was overgeneralized; stuffing
quoting differentiation into it was doable but ugly
(unless one is able to pass an unquoted quote sign
as a function's parameter in some elegant manner),
let's just make it straightforward.

It's still inconvenient to discover mouse pointer
captured inside a box, let's overthrow the hardware
node and free it.

It's sort of pointless otherwise.

Its scope of desktop does cover basic multimedia.

...which has just been imported from m-p-d and looked like
badly missing (yasr wasn't starting).

It's /the/ shell.

distro/.regular-install depends on use/luks now too;
this isn't a hard decision but so far looks good
given the overall functionality range and balance
within regular builds.

alterator-lilo needs facelift unfortunately.

branding-*-bootloader was handled for stage1 by syslinux feature
but somehow got missed regarding the installed system; let's fix.

It was less clear/greppable what "installer" refers to...
or maybe so it seems to me.

I've been considering a way to avoid confusion between:
- a tde based livecd with systemd;
- a tde based livecd with sysvinit;
- a tde based installer with sysvinit
and finally came to conclusion that regular-sysv prefix
will be common for installers with sysvinit within regular.mk
and p7.mk; this might be not perfect but should be good enough.

Note that while regular-sysv-tde.iso is buildable and installs
just fine at the moment I don't plan to publish Sisyphus based
installer builds as a rule since these require extra knowledge
regarding daily use (starting with http://altlinux.org/changes
and/or https://lists.altlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/sisyphus ML
subscription).

Sisyphus-based rescue image is fine as well as LiveCDs are;
installable LiveCDs (most of regular-*.iso) are actually
risky in case user actually installs *and* updates those
having ignored the red "unstable" status in the branding,
and that's the line I'm not going to cross that often.

Parts common to both livecd and installer images factored out
to avoid duplication.

BASE_BOOTLOADER must have been set to any of the supported
bootloader names somewhere during configuration; it is not
impossible to avoid this elsewhere so let's put a guardian
script which will stop the build which is known to result
in a broken image.

sub/main subprofile should not be requested directly
as documented in its README but rather via use/repo/main;
let's fix this discrepancy and check that no regressions
come hurling down.

This image family doesn't inherit from distro/.installer
and thus could miss the bootloader setup with no problems
(at least until an installed system would attempt booting
without a bootloader).

The whole thing requires some more thinking over and probably
moving more bits to mixins but in the mean time let's make sure
the bootloader *is* configured.

distro/.regular-install is now factored out to be reused in
tde based installer (and potentially more images later on).

This implies sysvinit at the moment which might change too
but looks just fine right now.

Fixed line length for distro/kde4-lite target,
shouldn't wrap with good ol' 80x24 xterm.

What was added for networked desktop installers is now needed
for regular desktop installers as well; moved to a mixin.
These will probably get reshaked at some point.

distro/.regular-tde-extras is now mixin/regular-tde which pulls in
several extra bits in addition to just the lists.

It's amazing but I've managed to miss out this brilliant
Qt-based Jabber client; a small selection of plugins is
added as well, suggestions are welcome.

...and it was pretty much useless anyways
(real docs are online).

...and generalize/de-noise the script a bit.

These two features were largely an internal fork,
let's refactor them into a single tunable one.

- speech-ru and speech-en features are added;
- speech-related things removed from homeros features;
- speech/ directory for package lists added and other corresponding changes.

- rescue friday

Networking is *not* brought up by these rescue images
by default, one is expected to know enough to do that
by hand if needed; still there's no harm to have apt
preconfigured so that it would be operational then.

systemd would get pulled in via journal but both are really
irrelevant for these rescue images.

Wonder how this got missed.

There are various bootloaders around there and some of them
are supported in ALT Linux; let's provide all the mainstream
ones so that knowledgeable root@ has every tool needed for
most situations needing bootloader repairs.

These might require particular knowledge or special boot mode
(like EFI ones).

Being able to handle [compressed] archives of all kinds
tends to be pretty instrumental in rescue operations,
and some backup system clients won't hurt either.

Some ancient Serial words like "minicom" still come handy
at times too.

Comments, constructive criticism and proposals are welcome.