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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
This works around DRI3 problems resulting in caja getting
BadWindow with panel applets subsequently failing to jump
into dock (which doesn't exist just yet).
Suggested-by: Denis Medvedev <nbr@altlinux.org>
The main challenge for this change appeared to be lightdm:
it can do dualseat but in a quite peculiar way tied to systemd;
while wdm-based implementation well prepared and described by viy@
can survive both systemd and sysvinit just fine.
branding-alt-workstation-mate-settings pulls in lightdm-gtk-greeter,
and lightdm takes over; it should probably be masked in systemd case
(sysvinit should need no further hassle as /etc/X11/prefdm considers
wdm before lightdm for historical reasons; or /etc/sysconfig/desktop
could be filled in to be sure) *but* the current stopgap "solution"
is what it is now.
See-also: http://altlinux.org/X11/DualSeat
It's the common part that should be more or less architecture
independent (given enough packages in the corresponding repo)
that's been moved into a mixin; archdep bits kept in basealt.mk
(albeit rewritten).
Note that this approach should help building ALT Workstation
for both new arches (like aarch64 or mipsel) and new targets
(like vm) altogether.
"+sysvinit +systemd" looks somewhat weird,
and "+vmguest use/vmguest" is clearly a dup;
both have finally caught my eye when staring
at a long-forgotten build/reports/targets.png
for alt-workstation.iso...
NB: rider@ notes that syslogd alongside journal
tends to be problematic due to split logging
and periodic dropouts.
This has been split during the preparation of initial commit
introducing this file as indexhtml wasn't ready for release;
now the time has come to fix it (still mate-settings need to
be mentioned separately).
The distro description grew package by package
and started resembling a pile of those; let's
finally reorganize it with lists and generally
improve layout (should be no-op otherwise).
See the discussion of the changes in basealt.mk
package lists in preceding commits touching it.
This means potential iSCSI installation support
which isn't official though; having binaries handy
even if consoderable runtime configuration is need
is still better than lacking those.
How could I miss recoll even if I didn't know about solaar?
(which jumps into panel at the session startup time so let's
hold it to the available packages but not install away)
Suggested-by: Erik Palvanov <erik@tonk.ru>
It's added to installed system and pulling 200+ megabytes into
LiveCD isn't going to help the image size; the practical limits
being tested by that were 3.0 Gb x86_64 ISO making it impossible
to fit RW partition onto 4 Gb USB Flash ("1 Gb free" test added)
and booting it on a 2 Gb RAM system without "lowmem" option would
fail on ~95% of squashfs-to-RAM loading process or so.
TL;DR: one browser in a *LiveCD* should be still enough these days.
