make-initrd-plymouth missing in squashfs results in
plymouth bootsplash not available at boot.

See-also: https://bugzilla.altlinux.org/35941

A separate ConsoleKit2-service package should help here...

See-also: https://bugzilla.altlinux.org/35915

NetworkManager works on sysvinit again.

mixin/desktop-extra will be used for non-ISO builds

mate-maxi has lighter dependencies now than it had before,
and now it's not x86-only.

clementine cannot be ported to armh now. It is required to update
it, build with qt5 and OpenGL ES.

cool-retro-term can be a problem on non-X86

Brief version: otherwise DNS resolving might fail to perform
until dnsmasq service restart or system reboot (ouch!).

The problem:

1) NetworkManager requires dnsmasq;
2) dnsmasq can win a race against dhcpcd on ethernet.

The result:

1) /etc/resolv.conf looks fine;
2) dnsmasq is running;
3) resolving beyond /etc/hosts fails.
Suggested-by: Mikhail Efremov <sem@altlinux.org>

This one can be autorun iff:
- "autorun=..." kernel boot parameter is specified;
- the image has startup-rescue instead of conventional startup;
- it's tty1.
Suggested-by: Leonid Krivoshein <klark@altlinux.org>

...it's no more in Sisyphus too:
http://git.altlinux.org/tasks/archive/done/_214/219379

- new 2019 year release ;-)
- tar2fs related security fix (iv@) iff sudo's been configured
- use/x11/dm rework (antohami@)
- archfixes (antohami@, iv@)
- pre-p8 bits cleanup (me)

qelectrotech - an electric, hydraulic, pneumatic diagram editor

https://bugzilla.altlinux.org/28805 was fixed long ago.

...as it's might be unavailable in non-x86 repositories.

It's up for the packages since gnome-shell can't work
with anything but gdm -- still just in case...

The overcomplicated scheme tacked the difference between
p7/t7 and sisyphus-armh of those days that's not there
anymore; all of those repos carry kde4-plasma-nm and not
plasma-applet-networkmanager.

It's been replaced by e18 and eventually the rolling
enlightenment package long ago, in fact missing by p8;
moksha might be a worthy replacement but now just drop
the good ol' stable bits in the profile either.

xf86-video-intel is not excellent anymore, in fact it's been
problematic enough for debian to offer modesetting instead;
a shame but still a fact.

use/x11/dm allows to switch between display managers
and cleans up the common bits of configuration too.

It's missing in sisyphus (and the last maintainer
was desperate with efforts required to keep it going),
just drop the cruft; if it ever returns, we'll revert this.

These have been broken by p8 already, and missing in sisyphus;
kde4 is broken in sisyphus but that's still not irreversible
(unlike our old and unmaintained TDE build, sigh).

Yandex mirror can lag behind at times:
http://mirmon.altlinux.org/sisyphus.html#ru

...and we've got 1GbE there now, not that bad
compared to 100Mbps back then...

NB: yandex traffic might be billed as "local"
    in many regions, this should be revisited.

https://bugzilla.altlinux.org/28805 was fixed long ago.

...as more packages become available across the arches.

juffed Provides: juffed-plugins.

mixin/regular-desktop can be used in non-x86 builds
where dualboot situation tends to be more rare;
let's keep this installer feature (tweaking installer
to pick up "other" filesystems) to regular.mk.

...if it's a systemd-based image; no real error then.

This mixin will be used for non-ISO image builds.

This mixin will be useful for non-ISO image builds.

...as it's been dropped from sisyphus as well:
http://git.altlinux.org/tasks/archive/done/_213/218976/logs/events.1.1.log

tar2fs comes from m-p, not from mkimage. Also, we should
use $TOPDIR from shell, not $(TOPDIR) from make, when
calling it.

Note: this is a security fix for environments relying
on packaged mkimage-profiles with sudo enabled for the
builder user.

Fixes: f293239d

- aarch64/armh portability fixups (antohami@)
- grub-based vm images (shaba@)
- even smaller images (glebfm@)
- lxc/lxd lists/feature/image (dans@)
- updated robotics lists/image (dd@)
- e2k: 801/101/jeos tweaks (me)

...to any installer: tends to be useful, documented already.

It's been tiresome to setup a few hosts having to rollback
to modesetting which exposes no artifacts at all (albeit
being slower) from mga2 that has issues with GTK3 for me...
do it this way.

"ALT Workstation/?01" presented some minor problem
with ISOs, I don't even recall this one precisely;
could be a readability or differentiability;
just go ahead with slightly better names.

This one-liner turns ALT Workstation for Elbrus 801-PC
into a more convenient distribution for dualseat rollouts.

(we didn't tackle sound aspects yet -- these can be handled
through PulseAudio locally -- and media mounting ones either;
still much beta than nothin')

See-also: http://0x1.tv/20180930D