Added use/branding/slideshow/once as one of the uses
albeit the interface is universal; see this page for
more info: http://altlinux.org/branding/slideshow [ru]

The service and initscript have "connmand" name
while the package is called "connman" indeed.

Shame on me; this became apparent
while building regular-e18-sysv.

Speccyfighter asked for NTP support within sysv-tde flavour;
meant openntpd apparently, fixing up.

gnustep-AddressManager has been replaced
with gnustep-Etoile-AddressManager, ditto
gnustep-DictionaryReader; see also [ru]:

http://altlinux.org/?title=GNUstep%2FApplications&action=historysubmit&diff=28795&oldid=28694

Defining a one-time variable is useless in this case,
and README should state the undefined ROOTPW status
explicitly (since it's now as advertized, heh).

The goals listed are pretty important to have them ordered
by priority; collaboration is definitely more important
than dynamic range of release managers' experience.

Some more editing has been due over pkg.in/lists/tagged/README
to make it more comprehensible and up-to-date; the problem with
groups isn't actually that bad as alterator-pkg's groups concept
is currently aligned with the requisite functionality provided by
pkg.in/lists/* directly; the tagged pkglists come into play when
we want to add "something like that" and don't really care about
the fine details of a secondary thing trusting that it's actually
comprised and working as advertized through its name tags.

Compare to reusing the pre-existing image configuration or features
versus reimplementing things in a rigid manner -- it's a flexibility
vs predictability question, and both scenarios are supported within
m-p explicitly.

This change is done to reduce ambiguity in some cases;
the previous intention has been to ease navigation when
staying in a particular directory, now it's been changed
in favour of convenient toplevel `git grep' in fact.

Both variants have their pros and cons, I just find myself
leaning to this one by now hence the commit.  Feel free to
provide constructive criticism :)

Some path-related bitrot has also been fixed while at that.

A few readability fixes and lib/*.mk demotion since conf.d/*.mk
is now an established place for RM-written image configuration.

icewm.iso is an installer needing further hassle to try;
rescue.iso is immediately useful OTOH.

"Goals" paragraph ended up with all of list items on a single line;
a colon has been missing in another one.

sub/% has moved from lib/distro.mk to lib/sugar.mk
since rootfs introduction with commit g67adab49.

Its name might still change through 1.1.x series
("userfs"?) but things like this should be mentioned
at least -- or superfluous references to neighbouring
entities should be removed.

It's required for NFS mounts but having a rescue image listening
to any non-localhost ports is too bad an idea, IMNSHO.

So let's fix this while spotted.

It's missing as of psi-plus-0.16.289-alt1.

Well, some of the maintainers clearly prefer t7/branch
to publish their works; at least GNUstep and TDE packages
are updated there and might migrate to p7/branch later.

No need to fight that, really.

- regular updates

Split development packages into dev+gnustep pkglist -- these are
worth including in "full" version but will need thorough testing
so as to present the tools to those who value these.

Some of user packages are problematic and shouldn't be included
right now; the problems are mostly of these kinds:

- app won't start (at all or effectively);
- useless for being too alpha quality/incomplete;
- menu file for a commandline app lacking any feedback;
- package lacks the dependencies needed;
- it's a LoginPanel ;-)

Thanks a lot to upstream authors, real@ the packager
and kostyalamer who prepared a lot of menufiles anyways!

Thanks glebfm@ for spotting that it's = instead of +=
as it goes in all the other places; I remember no good
reason to overwrite the potentially preexisting contents.

KVM and VirtualBox support packages are pretty tiny
but essential when these images get deployed within
virtual environments for any reason, let's add 'em.

It's been gfxboot-free but no user visible facility to select locale
has emerged through these years; it's been decided to put gfxboot
until some text chooser is available (thanks aen@ for discussion).

These have been requested by Speccyfighter:
http://lists.altlinux.org/pipermail/community/2014-February/681710.html

I don't see any reason to use systemd within VM images,
and it would stick its journal as a syslog implementation
when not ditched explicitly :-/

vm/altlinux-p7-vm-net is yet another bridge...

IOW one has every right to expect that package manager
is set up already in a networked virtual machine.

This has been prepared by real@ and kostyalamer,
thanks them both; still needs more QA though.

Renamed ve/altlinux-p7 to ve/altlinux-p7-ovz-generic for clarity.

This is a minimalistic ALT-based system installer tailored
for those who know how to bring up networking and apt-get
the packages they actually need; thanks frbrgeorge@ for
proposing the specification as well as sem@ and glebfm@
for discussion.

No mc, no glibc-locales, even no man and interactivesystem!
Packages included: apt basesystem openssh vim-console

PS: Sisyphus-based regular build is not the main goal though
thus the p7/branch {bri,klu}dge.

We want every regular installer to know more than ext4 apparently.

This image is largely a rebase of server-ovz.iso onto regular-server;
it's not feasible to provide a single image that would install either
"mini" server or openvz/kvm one based on user choice during boot alas
(even if both ovz-el and std-def kernels are provided within "ovz" ISO
and vzctl&co could be stuffed into a package list/group).

Maybe this is fixed some day...

OpenVZ related part is now a reusable use/server/ovz target,
and service related groups which have been largely taken from
rider@'s server-light project are now use/server/groups/base.

- service bridge

TerraSync might come handy (just as online manuals) but one's
going to need internet access for that so let's put at least
DHCP-over-Ethernet configuration preset in.

There's a beautiful airliner model out there thanks to the guys
at flightgear.ru, and it was asking to be included but its unclear
licensing status; now that 3.0 is GPLed I'm glad to add this package.

It's been done and taken into regular-icewm already,
and running FlightGear with whispering sound isn't
really immersive.

"cdrom" is rather obsolete (currently unused), and "xgrp"
is useful (and actually required to use bumblebee package).

The use/x11/nvidia/optimus target will pull the bits required
to operate NVIDIA Optimus GPU scheme which relies on integrated
GPU to actually drive the screen; much thanks to barssc@ for
good walkthrough: http://altlinux.org/optimus

NB: this *will* break if nouveau gets in, YHBW.

This might belong to test.mk actually but it's been instrumental
in getting bumblebee support operational within these LiveCDs;
icewm and sysvinit are a commonplace among those currently
but aren't set in stone for that matter.