Enlightenment is a long enough word to trigger #28271;
E, on the other hand, is pretty slim to fit that space.

"Volume id: ALT Linux regular-enlightenment/" just isn't
pretty at all.

rider@ asked to move gnome3 to un-def kernel flavour,
and there's an unofficial policy for regular builds
that these carry reasonable diversity (in a good sense)
as in various kernels, inits, etc; that diversity would
drop a bit of both GNOME3 based flavours would end up
with the same kernel, so let's mv not cp.

The issue at hand is that:

/etc/tcb/USER/shadow gets USER:auth ownership (OK);
/etc/tcb/USER/shadow- backup file is root:root (broken);
/etc/tcb/USER/shadow.lock file is also root:root (broken).

This is observed for all pseudousers created by package installation
process within working chroots as well as for users created by deflogin
feature; the problem is that e.g. echo USER:PASS | chpasswd will break.

Looks like the cuplrit might be fakeroot/faked.

Samba 4.x in domain controller mode works with "samba"
service, not legacy smbd/nmbd/winbindd; all of those
must be stopped before running the newly-configured one:
http://altlinux.org/SambaDC

Ensure NFS client support in distributions with these pkglists:
https://bugzilla.altlinux.org/31498

This has no users in master but out-of-tree branches might need
a trivial update.

The rationale is that it's actually for *any* stage2 and not related
to specifically "install" at all (otherwise it should have been moved
to install2 feature altogether).

Note that there's no reason to add nfs-utils similarly as make-initrd
requires kinit-utils which includes its own nfsmount.

All regular images (except for jeos) should be able to work with
or install via NFS, and nfs-utils dependency is finally being
removed from the package carrying mount(8):

https://bugzilla.altlinux.org/31498

Some people might end up with setup that leads bin/mktmpdir
to accept e.g. tmpfs on /tmp but that's not enough to build
a larger image (e.g. 2 Gb RAM); let's quickly hint that it's
not the only way to go :-)

Done due to Balbes' (quite reasonable) suggestion
to do so for all of the installable regular builds
as changing disk partition layout is better made
with the proper tool.

Drop qtparted from lxqt pkglist as it's broken :(

See also (in Russian):
https://forum.altlinux.org/index.php?topic=35681.msg269732#msg269732

It's an Apple Filing Protocol client, reportedly with
its own share of problems but working with at least some
AFP versions.

- regular-enlightenment

This is what Aladdin folks asked for.

Adjust accordingly to the pkglist having been renamed.

samba-DC-4.3.1-alt1 package set introduced task-samba-dc metapackage,
let's use that one while still carrying around what's missing there
and got collected here.

...if any (and there should be some now).

It's just wrong to see arbitrary time when LiveCD gets booted,
sem@ tells he runs openntpd in Simply; let's do the same.

It's a GTK utility, in contrast to the rest of LXQt;
and looks like it's not that needed anymore with
better native display setup (if anyone does prefer
arandr in this particular image, drop me a note).

lxqt-lightdm-greeter is finally *really* deprecated,
LXQt's build system has changed enough to warrant its
FTBFS without the same changes.

Note that this won't cut it for p7 starterkits anymore.

Looks like "LXQt" session type is broken for
sddm 0.12.0 with lxqt 0.10.0 while "lxqt" one
is fine; so be it.

This one has been suggested by YYY:
https://forum.altlinux.org/index.php?topic=35623.msg268496#msg268496

The packages have been renamed quite some time ago indeed,
and dancing image URLs don't help a lot.

The packages have been renamed quite some time ago,
no need to introduce artificial multifurcation.

This one adds a "classic" GNOME2-like session;
one needs to select it by hand though, and gdm
won't bother them with a selector "gear" widget
unless there's a password set for the user.

Thus no autologin without explicit session
specification seems possible so far.

Note that there's no way to have gdm without
gnome-shell currently.

The "best" "feature" of systemd "init system" has just
emerged once again: it will happily sit there idling
given startup or shutdown loops resulting in what looks
like a hang to an unsuspecting user; let's provide the
suspecting one with at least some tools described at
http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/Debugging

- webkiosk improvements

See also this somewhat related conversation (in Russian):
https://forum.altlinux.org/index.php?topic=28619.345

Let's try to denoise kiosks a bit (this has been
tested on a project-specific image first)...

use/browser/firefox/esr was not enough to actually select firefox-esr
as the FX_FLAVOUR handler was simply not getting included (see also
the preceding commit); specify it explicitly.

The future mod might be introducing some "live" flag for that feature
to use it instead of adding livecd-webkiosk-* packages by hand...

The issue with this was that plain use/browser/firefox/esr
didn't actually pull in the feature as such; it MUST NOT
pull in use/browser/firefox since it will change semantics
from "if it's Firefox make it ESR" to outright "use FX ESR"
(starterkits depend on the former and it was intentional).

...so it hits regular-rescue.iso...

- no more GREP_OPTIONS

It was superfluous in the first place indeed,
and new grep(1) considers the option deprecated.

- systemd-specific hook for installer (solo@)

Both kde5 and xfce-sysv have received their fair share
of criticism for substandard fonts; zerg@ has proposed
adding droid fonts to the former and someone expressed
their frustration with Terminal fonts in the latter:
http://www.opennet.ru/openforum/vsluhforumID3/104750.html#70

Let's try to make some difference between Xfce based
flavours as well by changing the kernel to a bit more
"bleeding" one as proposed either.

It was observed in regular-gnustep-20150916-*.iso that
mediacheck boot target sort of starts plymouth bootsplash
when not intended to; let's plug this by moving +plymouth
away to a test image *but* there are couple things with it:

1) supporting plymouth in mediacheck *might* be a good thing
   for distros proper -- this will likely require some support
   on bootsplash theme side either;
2) it's not enough to just drop @bootargs@ from syslinux.cfg
   snippet as the extra payload will still go in to no avail.