qemu support is enough. But the reason was that open-vm-tools
cannot be installed on sysvinit.

udev-rule-generator provides udevd-final.
Will have to remove udev-rule-generator soon, replacing it with
udevd-final.
See: https://bugzilla.altlinux.org/47228

This image has very conservative users.

The problem with the long launch of applications was solved.
Can I return.

Can be useful for iso without stage2 (net-install).
grub can bootload by uuid.

The idea is to not embed grub.cfg in the efi image, in order to determine the
installed grub in EFI/BOOT/boot*.efi by grub.cfg.
In the case of x86_64, the prebuilt uefi image is always used.

gedit depends on gnome-terminal, but we already have gnome-console.

warp cannot be built on riscv64 in the near future as it is rust
and its crate 'ring' does not support RISC-V:
https://github.com/briansmith/ring/issues/1182

Reported-by: Ivan A. Melnikov <iv at altlinux.org>

Seamonkey available on x86_64 only.

Reported-by: Yuri Sedunov <aris@altlinux.org>

memtest86+ >= 6.20 there is only in Sisyphus yet.

Note: efi shell is not signed.

Now use/memtest instead of him.

Note: memtest86 is not signed.

The eepm-yum package no longer exists in the repository
Revert "alt-server: Add eepm-yum"
This reverts commit 702b7746.

It is unnecessary to define the BOOTLOADER type for e2k in this context.
The reason is that images for e2k use the mkimage isodata pack method,
which is unaffected by any value of the BOOTLOADER variable (BOOT_TYPE
in the mkimage).  Therefore, defining the BOOTLOADER type does not make
any sense.

Fixes: e8fcdaf8 ("lib/boot.mk: Set IMAGE_PACKTYPE to isodata for e2k")

The mki-pack-isodata does not install the bootloader.