This is more appropriate default value nowaday.

If set then don't remove apt and rpm from live images.

Use it in the image filename, so we'll know what version of a distro
it is.

The 'lang' option will be added by gfxboot according with
choosed language.

If service already listed in the config files, then ignore
status in the profiles variables.

- ldm feature (lakostis@)

Added glvnd packages to test.

Linux Driver Management (aka LDM) allows easy configuration of different
hardware. Currently this hook does GPU configuration on systems with
multiple GPUs (aka Optimus/PRIME).

...as gtk one is quite bare to be frank.

Looks better than lightdm-gtk-greeter indeed;
present in both sisyphus and p8 as of today.

This adds mkfs.fat and fsck.fat utilities to installer
so it's able to create/mount this "filesystem" as well.

- e2k & profiles

The comment was incomplete since commit
1f13b3a0.

See commit 2d257a42
for details, this just brings those to pkg.in/profiles/
(along with the generic archdep support, of course).

...to reduce the divergence with the rest of related variables;
these installer profiles affect the default checkbox states.

101's one has been useful enough so far.

...which will only result in a FAILED message,
most probably the solitary one throughout the
whole sysvinit boot.

The goal was simple: every use/e2k/{x11,install2}/$MACHINE
must be self-sufficient regarding platform support, that is
it must depend on the corresponding CPU-specific target.

A bit less make-tech but still better overall.

NB: llvm cleanup is not needed anymore after upgrade to
    Mesa-17/llvm-3.7, should be dropped like this year.

This one started with pulling use/init/sysv/polkit
out from distro/.e2k-installer since there are now
some systemd-based e2k installers as well; it looks
better to provide two distinct intermediate targets
(and leave polkit-sysvinit up for the distro ones).

Forgot to do that before merging, sorry.

(xorg-drv-ati cares for dependencies
but we still prefer modesetting driver
in the installers to make them versatile)

exfat-utils were already there but this one wasn't.
Suggested-by: Jozsef K <racunar@inbox.ru>
See-also: http://lists.altlinux.org/pipermail/community-en/2018-June/001313.html

Java is required for LibreOffice Base.
Dropped LibreOffice-extensions while at that
due to segfaults and other problems in Sisyphus'
LO with those installed.

- starterkits-20180612

These have been purged from sisyphus:
http://git.altlinux.org/tasks/archive/done/_203/207990/

This is alike to the previous commit by antohami@
but affecting the intermediate server target:
no systemd-timesyncd when it's not asked for.

The places of the terms *do* affect the sum in apt's case;
start with lowlevel items like SYSTEM_PACKAGES and end with
high-level ones like THE_LISTS to reduce the chance of getting
hit by premature virtual dependency expansion/fixation.

Adapt live and rescue features accordingly.

See-also: https://bugzilla.altlinux.org/show_bug.cgi?id=30806#c5Suggested-by: Leonid Krivoshein <klark@altlinux.org>

The infamous systemd infiltration through secondary
"targets" using virtual dependencies started with
syslogd-daemon, continued with network-config-subsystem
and later with ntp-server; all of its implementations
pulling in the main package which is explicitly unwanted
in sysv-based images.

Let's try employing pkgpriorities.

Fix stage2 meta-subprofile support while at that:
it was a questionable idea to use "/" as a delimiter
when part of the substitution is a pathname.

alterator-datetime pulls in ntp-server which is a virtual
dependency provided by both openntpd (which was assumed)
ntpd and systemd-timesyncd (which is undesired in those
images and pulls systemd either).

Be explicit.

...and clarification (had to look up the prio list in apt sources).

...and not any stray ntp-server
(which tends to end up with systemd-timesyncd).

"Provide iso contents file" has been a long-standing
feature request regarding both starterkits and distros
proper; release managers used to compensate this with
their own scripts.

Suggested-by: sem@, legion@ and someone else too