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    • Michael Shigorin's avatar
      base+bench: drop postal · cba35602
      Michael Shigorin authored
      It's not a base benchmark as tackling mail servers
      takes it libp11-kit and friends which no one else
      expected to come and occupy enough space.
      cba35602
    • Michael Shigorin's avatar
      regular.mk: add smartcard support to mate flavour · aa07fb04
      Michael Shigorin authored
      This makes more sense than with rescue as it's not only hardware
      support check then but also actual functionality can be tested.
      
      Looks like MATE is the DE we rather expect/recommend in environments
      where PC/SC tends to pop up.
      aa07fb04
    • Michael Shigorin's avatar
      regular.mk: dropped smartcard support from rescue · e1982cd7
      Michael Shigorin authored
      It's rare enough that more complete images could be used,
      and it pulls in polkit with mozjs which is terrible here.
      
      Never been a feature request but rather a TODO item,
      and image size is what folks seem to be actually
      concerned with.
      
      Reverts: 29ad2393
      e1982cd7
    • Michael Shigorin's avatar
      base+bench: drop dbench · 342bf612
      Michael Shigorin authored
      It's pretty small but dbench-data is *huge* (~25 Mb)!
      342bf612
    • Michael Shigorin's avatar
      regular.mk: rehash domain-client support · 8f6bbd87
      Michael Shigorin authored
      This hefty bunch of packages gets dropped from most of the flavours;
      those ones pulling it in explicitly (kde4, kde5, mate, xfce) get rid
      of krb5-ticket-watcher as it's now autostarting (which is annoying
      if one doesn't really intend to use kerberos auth off a livecd).
      
      Parties looking into integrating non-mainstream starterkits into ALT
      domain or whatever are highly probably best served by a custom build
      including libreoffice et al. anyways, and those experimenting can
      just follow wiki instructions when needed.
      
      Feedback is welcome, of course.
      
      See-also: https://bugzilla.altlinux.org/show_bug.cgi?id=33518
      8f6bbd87
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