This one adds another image class as well.
Hope this kludge will not get self-conscious...

etckeeper was suggested by george@ along with vim-console;
the latter should come by server,base tags but so far does not
(splitting server-base list into common, bare metal and virtualized
parts in haste looked suboptimal).

It should actually work better than manual specification
now that it's fixed.

That is, no need to pull in systemd as syslogd-daemon provider
when an unspecified one has been requested by interactivesystem
or anything else.

The tricky issue is that THE_LISTS will get expanded separately
and too late to specify a particular provider which will have been
auto-chosen while expanding e.g. BASE_PACKAGES.

rootfs got handy either though managing modules to preload
might be enhanced further.

This proxy makefile is still needed unfortunately...

So the autobuilds were failing for these two weeks since
commit e43386c1 was *totally*
braindead: there's no "arm-e17" target neither "arm-kde4" one.

Fixed while awake and adjusted (in sync with build node)
to reference particular nexus7 and not just "arm".

The sad thing is that it should now read "nexus7old" TBH,
2013 model is not Linux friendly at all at the moment...

- minor fixes

The behaviour that sort of settled didn't actually follow
the principle of the least surprise when one really wanted
to have BUILDDIR available for inspection; DEBUG=2 would be
effective to achieve that but CLEAN=0 would not.

Thanks led@ for spotting and reporting this.

aen@ has suggested that gvfs support be present in regular-lxde
as pcmanfm2 can make use of it; let's factor it back in here.

gvfs pulls gnome-online-accounts and dconf in;
these add considerable bloat that well may be
undesirable in a lightweight distro, just pull
this into a separate pkglist.

It was a temporary hack actually, and is better dropped long-term:
things like predefined root accounts with remote access are *evil*
and this hook was a half of that "solution".

Use of oem feature to integrate first-boot setup is recommended
to deal with this issue, at least when graphics are available.

There's no such thing as xorg-dr[vi]-intel on non-x86 AFAIK,
and the rest of the videodrivers is only generic on x86 too.

- vm-net retired

It's merged into firmware-linux, thanks lakostis@
for the explanation; P:/O: should be added
but less line noise is better anyways.

basesystem doesn't warrant an init these days apparently,
let's make sure one does land here.

This one was asked for and is pretty reasonable common base
to play with cubox from scratch (being ALT); the intermediate
targets had to be refactored with:

- vm/.cubox-bare becoming *that* bare (it doesn't even
  warrant an init anymore, let alone xorg);
- vm/.cubox-desktop accomodating most of desktop bits;
- vm/.cubox-base becoming vm/.cubox-oem as it should be.

The just-introduced tty feature is employed either.

The initial suggestion that any cubox image is a desktop one
didn't hold out for long; and xorg related bits are not that
related to boot script setup in terms of neccessity.

This one only cares for serial console(s) in sysvinit case now
but might end up controlling the number of gettys for ve/vm, etc.

It basically reads the same but was referring to a neighbour
script that has been moved to a separate deflogin feature
during heavy refactoring of initial implementation draft.

This one was replaced by the net feature completely
and has been declared obsolete since 1.1.1 (a month ago).

A few remaining users trivially adjusted.

There was no need to split carrying over the pubkey
and tightening up permissions on the file and its parent
directory to be done in two separate scripts; this should
be more generic now as a bonus.

Users adjusted accordingly.

use/control/sudo-su apparently lacked dependency on plain
use/control thus defeating the whole affair; thanks msp@
for spotting and reporting this.

Things that had to be done by hand are now generalized
and made convenient, hopefully.

Minor fix: /boot directory is not cleaned for livecd if there are
homeros-install or luwrain-install files (in addition to live-install
and livecd-install being already checked).

- armh related fixes

The automated build relies on particular names
to be buildable and this broke during some sync;
http://nightly.altlinux.org/sisyphus-arm/snapshots/
were empty as autobuild was failing since 20130710.

p7 aliases go in too.

This inobvious buglet has been spotted shortly after
1.1.0 refactoring was roughly over; the problem is
that armh-specific targets would get ignored without
explicit ARCH=armh.

It's commit 768df7e9
which streamlined introspection within main.mk
and a bug in Makefile which left ARCH empty
even upon having autodetected it for ARCHES.

The current version is more straightforward as a bonus.

Thanks glebfm@ for nudging me to do this; initial draft
was the very firsh armh distro target successfully built
and tested but the effort has refocused onto nexus7 ones
with cubox images joining the party a bit later.

Now it's the time for all good servers...

It was sitting next to the wrong line after refactoring
of cubox related target and was referring to "king"
instead of "kind", very kind of me but not so kingly.

george@ spotted gqview in regular-lxde.iso and wondered why;
it's not being developed since 2006 or so while there's a fork
named geeqie which has continued to improve upon it.

Intro: NetworkManager-wait-online.service would, well, wait
for some network interface to become online or for timeout
to kick in.

Problem: if a LiveCD is tested in offline environment
that timeout will only impede the boot.

Proposed solution: use/net/nm/nodelay target has been implemented
to disable that service as proposed by sem@ and done in Simply;
"+nm" target changed to be an alias to this one.

- assorted fixups

kvm fork is no more, and qemu-kvm is provided by qemu-system.

Thanks glebfm@ for spotting and reporting bitrot;
these pkglists were copied from m-p-d during
server-light reproduction.

It's old, it uses consolekit (even if not neccessarily),
it borders obsolescence *but* removal of udev-alsa has caused
massive regressions (e.g. regular-gnome3 had soundcard mixer
levels dropped to zero from the start, regular-razorqt added
inability to poweroff to that...).

Just get it back.