For cosmetic reasons: it is not selected checkbox in the installer.

The group "Group policy managing tools" is renamed to
"Group policies" and it is top level grop now.
It includes "Administration tools", "Client" and "Group policy templates"
groups.

Made at the request of Anton Abramov <abramovav@basealt.ru>
Based on commit by jqt4@ for ALT Server 10.2.

Explicitly indicate that this is a Web interface.

Scribus is the only application in the 'Publishing' category, so
just move it to top level and get rid of 'Publishing' category
in the menu.

Freecad is not 'Publishing' application and shouldn't be
in that category.

Qgis was removed from Sisiphus and doesn't exist in the p10.

Suggested by anna@: gimp and others can be useful for work.

This name better represent the list meaning.

SMPlayer's base, mplayer, is currently better optimized
to utilize Elbrus SMP capabilities with auto-threading
by bircoph@; the result runs 4K clips below ~400% CPU
thus making it possible to decode two streams at once
(IOW much better than vlc).

The only downside visible to me is smplayer's update nag.

Therse is several managing tools, so use plural form.

With exceptoon for tegra: celluloid segfaults there.

From server profile.
And dropped alterator-gpupdate from the.pkgs list:
it in the new admc list now.

This should have been done when reworking Workstation,
but better that late than making a copy for Education.

NB: directory name has been chosen to both sort late
    (so that functionality related checkboxes come first
    and graphics setup related ones sit down there), and
    to relate to X11 as well.

Four checkboxes with "Elbrus 801-PC" prefix look a bit too much,
let's put these under a parent one; the counter-argument is that
selecting that parent checkbox is going to provide message telling
that there are conflicts within -- the proper widget would be a
dropbox with the number of seats but we don't do that just yet
in alterator-pkg.

The autologin group goes there too; still a hack that should be
replaced by proper alterator-users multiseat support.

This has been suggested by a customer.

This started as a three-seater 801-PC support for
ALT Education 9.0 for Elbrus.

...and leave the choice up to runtime scripts and the user.

I've shipped modesetting-based images and mga2-based ones
(and reverted to modesetting by hand "when it MUST work");
let's just do it right.

NB: found out that Name fields must NOT contain ";"
    or alterator-apt chokes in runtime (not fatal
    but still spectacular, see #35526).

These describe what's needed to set up a single-seat (as usual,
now just default) or dual-seat (out-of-box, given a checkbox)
Elbrus 801-PC.

Huge thanks to bircoph@ for actually implementing this!

There was no thunderbird built for e2k for a while,
and some images might benefit from a lightweight
GUI MUA; the only question is whether it belongs
to workstation classification or not really.

These have been asked for by dd@, let's provide a checkbox.

'twas copypasted from agents and a real-life interrupt
has chimed in for me to fail updating the file contents
as intended :-/

The funny thing is that it never made it to Workstation 8.1...

...that replace the actual group contents while
trying to preview that during installation.

agents: suggested by myself, widely approved;
cloud-clients: suggested by peers (aen@?);
voip-clients: suggested by Erik.

These deliver *-preinstall packages (thanks cas@).
Yes, a local sysadmin still needs to actually get
those wares (if they do) but it's less pain when
the libraries needed are in place.

These filenames became a bit too specific when
connector got added there too (thanks ekorneechev@
for both creating it and packaging for ALT).

This is to get rid of a "useful" component in default installation
but to keep it available for those who might need it for some reason
(like regulatory one).

These mostly come from m-p-d but have been heavily reworked
for the new workstation distro, here's a list of the
typical changes:

- changed X-Alterator-Parent from centaurus-desktop
  to a more fine-grained toplevel entry;
- tweaked Categories for the desktop file (e.g. pidgin);
- packages added or removed (like sane to scanning);
- adapted for m-p's biarch support scheme (see emulators);
- renamed more appropriately (for example, 3d -> blender);
- improved descriptions (e.g. by adding specific product
  names to groups referencing single-package lists).

Several ones were done from scratch.

NB: lists/groups have been moved into workstation/
    and intersynced accordingly.