There will now be only one kde in the repository, and in Sisyphus it is
kde6, and in p11 and p10 kde5.
So just kde.

These goals are not exclusive to the Regular's and will be useful
to others.

Kernel 6.1 supports much more hardware, but for i586 the situation is the opposite,
new kernel = loss of support for the old on.
xfce-sysv focuses on supporting older hardware.

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

Reducing the size of the image is relevant for all architectures, and
everything else is no longer needed.

Useful tool for testing the 3d subsystem; we use it a lot
on aarch64 and riscv64 systems.
Request by iv@

SBC usually have wi-fi on board.
+wireless adds wi-fi support for rescue. This is extra garbage in
the generated profile for vm.

Yandex mirror is unstable.

configs of kernels 'std-def/un-def' require optimization to support
armh SBC. And the 'mp' kernel is already optimized.

Not supported since p10 branch.

blueberry don't work with gnome 42.
See also https://lists.altlinux.org/pipermail/devel/2022-March/216707.html

So that users of regulars/starterkits do not download with ftp.altlinux.org

This created the problem of checking all the images by the command:
make CHECK=1 everything

Requested by lakostis@

These images also launch in virtual machines.

This reverts commit 05212f64.
The image becomes very large.

NetworkManager allows you to configure wireless connections.

etcnet will be useful in any case, even if we switch to NetworkManager.

NetworkManager support automatic connection of connection and also
wireless connections. Configuring wired connections will be through

There is no need to specify serial console here because it is now
specified in the use/uboot.

Users request for an un-def kernel for xfce.

Workaround is not needed for etcnet> = 0.9.19.1-alt1
See also commit 8a299b4a

This reverts commit 1ca16022.

This feature has long lost its relevance, as intended for the first
samples of boards Baikal M with very raw UEFI firmware.

Writing zeros to a USB flash drive is not a very useful activity.

This is no longer necessary, since the dependencies of
livecd-net-eth.service are fixed, and for sysvinit the
udev-rule-generator is added already.