SVGZ is more than a hundred times smaller than PNG.
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Wrote that it's a bashism myself and neglected
to specify the proper shell, sigh.

This SHELL manipulation could ruin tracing
piggybacked onto it within lib/report.mk
but it's too late at this stage anyways.

The first half of both pipes was clearly a copy-pasted
initial logfile processing; the file can be of considerable
size (e.g. several megabytes) so it might be slightly more
efficient and cool (but a bit more arcane) to use bash(1)'s
process substitution along with good ol' tee(1) like this:

$ echo -e '1\n2\n3' |tee /dev/stderr 2> >(grep 2 >STDERR) |grep 1 >STDOUT
$ head STD*
==> STDERR <==
2

==> STDOUT <==
1

That "clever hack" with two rev(1) invocations
seems pretty stupid to me: too much processes
and processing instead of simple prefix removal.

One can also have that as ${var##*/} when dealing
with a shell variable and avoiding extra forks, BTW.

..making it fit 80 columns while at that
to avoid horizontal spaghetti code.

Just a cosmetic fixup (until not paired up with translations):
"2nd" means "second", "1st" meant "first".

Needed to execute command:
inxi -G

plymouth might better be used through the corresponding feature
(it's the single place to know how it performs on various arches),
and some other packages are just missing.

This package is requisite for updating "boot" (Elbrus firmware).

The missing glob resulted in disk images properly
partitioned only for e2kv3 ("e2k" for historical
reasons in ALT), and v4+ ones only got a single
ext4 partition that wouldn't work with current
MCST's Boot code.

So we are can to build compressed img files.

Suggested by testers.

This reverts commit bf762a26.
The issue on RPi3 is not observed with firefox-esr-78.9.0-alt0.1.p9

For FAT partitions on non-EFI images (e.g. i586).

Celluloid segfaults on Jetson Nano, so use vlc there, but keep
celluloid for other aarch64 systems.

Suggested by mike@.

- build propagator and copy kernel in mkimage-profiles
- copy kernel to boot/ directory on iso image
- multiple kernels support for iso with grub
- add support initrd.img instead full.cz in stage1 with grub, syslinux
- use method:cdrom,fuid instead method:disk,uuid in uuid-iso feature
  (thanks jqt4@)
- vmguest: Drop virtualbox-addition kernel modules
- fix make distclean
- reports.mk: Generate rpm and srpms lists
- add hdt for grub-pc (floppy disk image)
- add items boot with local drive for grub-pc (iso)
- oem: use/deflogin/root
- add switch sddm|lightdm for kde5
- education 9.2 beta

use/grub/localboot, use/grub/sdab similar to use/syslinux/localboot,
use/syslinux/sdab.

Since there is now an HDT (Hardware Detection Tool) for grub-pc,
there is not reason use syslinux.

Note: syslinux --install needed /proc, so:
@$(call set,GLOBAL_HSH_PROC,1)

See-also: mkimage/doc/README.ru

memtest is not part of syslinux.
Also replace tabs to spacebar.

This change sets the default root password to 'altlinux'
for all the images that employ use/oem feature.
This password will be reset by the configuration wizard at
the first boot and cannot be used to login
to ssh even if it's enabled out-of-the-box. So, 'happy
path' user experience of our distros does not change;
but it helps in troubleshooting the cases
when alterator-setup cannot start e.g. due to broken
graphics.

See https://lists.altlinux.org/pipermail/devel-distro/2021-April/002351.html

Raising the priority of a targeted package does not help, and
lowering the priority of a non-targeted package helped.

Because of this, distclean did not work. Only the symlink was
removed.