Thanks snejok@ for providing this one.

- preparing for starterkits

This might work, need to check with shrek@...
(note that installer-scripts-remount-stage2 >= 0.5.10-alt1
is required)

Some things might need libX11 -- like collectd or qemu;
don't just rush ahead purging it anyways but rather
prefer removing the unneeded libraries.

elinks doesn't require libX11 (unlike links2),
and webclient can become e.g. rekonq pulling
in kde4libs -- that's exactly what I ran into
while preparing 201612xx server starterkits.

...by adding the very same kludge:
https://bugzilla.altlinux.org/show_bug.cgi?id=28805#c12

Tangentially suggested by Mihail Zenkov:
http://www.opennet.ru/openforum/vsluhforumID3/109255.html#64

...by adding a kludge:
https://bugzilla.altlinux.org/show_bug.cgi?id=28805#c12

Reported-by: daianovich@mail.ru

This has been prepared with immense help by sem@ and our users:
http://forum.altlinux.org/index.php?topic=36177.msg299358#msg299358
(well that's the xfce-sysv livecd, sysv-xfce is pure installer
geared to replace sysv-tde for starterkits due to regressions
within the latter).

For some reason DOT_BASE only got BASE_PACKAGES_REGEXP so e.g.
browser feature use well could result in the lack of a browser
if no metapackage pulls one in!

X-Brown-Paper-Bag :-(

This is also no-op for the particular image being modified
as LIVE_PACKAGES is a subset of THE_PACKAGES in terms of
subprofiles affected.

NB: move use/browser/firefox/classic from systemd-based
    xfce flavour here -- looks more appropriate ;-)

This one is slated for sysv installers (but should be rather
generic in that regard) through adding features suggested
by those users who also tend to care for sysvinit here. :)

The commit should be no-op either.

This holds the common bits, the whole commit should be a no-op.

This turned out to be required for some PCSC bundle.

'twas copypasted from agents and a real-life interrupt
has chimed in for me to fail updating the file contents
as intended :-/

The funny thing is that it never made it to Workstation 8.1...

Should be ALT instead of ALT Linux now following
the update of the branding itself; ALT Linux Team
stays ALT Linux Team of course.

Looks like qconnman-ui is not on par with nm-applet
regarding wifi connections; reported by a user:
http://www.opennet.ru/openforum/vsluhforumID3/109727.html#276
http://www.opennet.ru/openforum/vsluhforumID3/109691.html#32

Suggested by an anonymous reporter:
http://www.opennet.ru/openforum/vsluhforumID3/109727.html#410

Suggested by a Belarussian user:
http://www.opennet.ru/openforum/vsluhforumID3/109727.html#276

...a day too late for 8.1 release unfortunately,
these have evaded both the images and review somehow.

- xfce-sysv
- preparing...

The goal is to provide a simple and lightweight
webcam app with the LiveCD while handing some more
advanced one under a multimedia checkbox for installation.

...just line noise...

Let MATE handle the power button keypress event presenting
user with an action chooser instead of just shuttin' down.

...for workstation, and one of those (fixing #29856)
should be better than MATE's current log viewer.

...but leave it disabled due to reported conflict with libinput.

It's required for many touchpads these days,
just get it in for the "full" (+installer) target.

This has been split during the preparation of initial commit
introducing this file as indexhtml wasn't ready for release;
now the time has come to fix it (still mate-settings need to
be mentioned separately).

...that replace the actual group contents while
trying to preview that during installation.

The distro description grew package by package
and started resembling a pile of those; let's
finally reorganize it with lists and generally
improve layout (should be no-op otherwise).

See the discussion of the changes in basealt.mk
package lists in preceding commits touching it.

task-auth-ad pulls in samba-winbind, among the rest...

It gets enabled most of the time anyways,
and Education 8.1 has enabled it either.

The two package sets seemed *too* identical when
I finally needed to add another package there...

It adds kde4libs being no justification for this.

Less visual noise!

This time the omitted elephant is rpminstall!
Suggested-by: Sergey V Turchin <zerg@altlinux.org>

This means potential iSCSI installation support
which isn't official though; having binaries handy
even if consoderable runtime configuration is need
is still better than lacking those.