gnustep-Popup removed from Sisyphus with message:
"Uncompatible with new gnustep-base".

Despite the fact that the package has a livecd- prefix, it makes
changes directly during installation. At the same time, changes
are made to the configs, and deleting the package does nothing.
This behavior is not allowed for installable livecds.

The installer has been adapted to work normally with method=disk when booted from cd-rom.
Using method=disk allows you to remove the iso label from the burned flash drive, which
in turn allows you to manipulate partitions in gparted. It should also help with programs
of writing that remove the iso label.

The package will be built from another branch now.
This needs to be done to enable separate branches with their own
spec and .gear/rules to build images and containers in hasher.

If the default keyring is missing, then chromium at the 1st start
importunately requires the user to enter a password for the keyring.
pam_gnome-keyring allows you to automatically generate a keyring
with the user's password.

At the suggestion of Mikhail Efremov <sem@altlinux.org>
pam_gnome-keyring has been added to the general list,
since keyring can use not only chromium.

For some firmware (e.g. firmware-alsa-sof).

Made at the request of Evgeny Sinelnikov <sin@altlinux.org>
See also: https://bugzilla.altlinux.org/show_bug.cgi?id=42414#c4

This name better represent the list meaning.

This requires installer-feature-samba-usershares >= 1.0.0.

We have cheese on live now.

For automatic unlocking the 'login' keyring.
It is pulled by mate-screensaver, but we are want this module
in any case.

Suggested by sysoevas@.

Suggested by sysoevas@.

Content of the live and install images should by basically the same,
but desktop+sane and workstation/scanning lists are different.

It is used by admx for Microsoft policies.
Suggested by savelevpa@.

For use with alt-csp-cryptopro as described in the docs.
Suggested by savelevpa@.

Its installation is referred by documentation (section 25.2).
Suggested by savelevpa@.

Its installation is referred by documentation (section 4⁠6.1).
Suggested by savelevpa@.

Its installation is referred by documentation (section ⁠42.6.).
Suggested by savelevpa@.

Suggested by vercha@.

Suggested by mvb@.

Requested by mvb@.

Requested by mvb@.

We have yandex-browser-stable in the repository now.

Suggested by mvb@.

Support more scanners.

Support more printers.

Support more printers.
Suggested by mvb@.

Suggested by mvb@.

Suggested by mvb@.

Suggested by mvb@.

Package cryptopro-preinstall-full doesn't pull it.
Suggested by mvb@.

This installer feature should add /mnt/ALTLinux line to /etc/fstab
to fix 'apt-cdrom add'.

For CryptoPro support in Windows applications.
Suggested by black@.

Suggested by vercha@.
This package has been returneded in to the repository.
But don't drop our own MATE packages list for now:
we are in the RC mode.

The new make-4.4 does not reset '$(1)', '$(2)', etc. when do recursively
expanding. So the functions fire spontaneously. The reason for recursive
expanding might be to use $(shell ...).

To protect the code from spontaneous execution, we add a match check
'$(0)' to the function name. The '$(0)' variable must always have the
name of our function at the time of the call. If this is not the case,
then we are out of the $(call ...) context.

From make documentation:

| The syntax of the 'call' function is:
|
|      $(call VARIABLE,PARAM,PARAM,...)
|
| When 'make' expands this function, it assigns each PARAM to temporary
| variables '$(1)', '$(2)', etc.  The variable '$(0)' will contain
| VARIABLE.

Fix ALT bug 44561

See also:
https://github.com/osboot/make-initrd/commit/60afcd997affe150fe1153006ffcc1adac735710