(Follow-up to http://lists.debian.org/debian-cd/2008/11/msg00048.html.)
I have done quite a bit of additional development since that previous mail
and things are now much nicer and implemented a lot cleaner.
Overview of changes:
- isolinux config files for additional desktops moved to subdirecto
This is by far the largest patch in the series. I've put it first because
it significantly simplifies a number of following patches.
I have edited the attached patch somewhat to remove the most boring
changes, while still keeping it clear (hopefully) what the changes are.
The main purpose of th
Long overdue, but explains itself.
Christian: please check; full new list attached as well.
Update list of languages supported by tasksel and D-I for Lenny
diff --git a/tasks/lenny/tasksel_d-i.languages b/tasks/lenny/tasksel_d-i.languages
index 6ff2a07..a535d62 100644
--- a/tasks/lenny/tasks
Fairly simple patch.
Note that we may not even use this for official CD builds if we prefer the
light desktop CD, but it does no harm to support it.
Add support for a separate LXDE desktop CD
For now use A as identifier for TESTING_CD in contrib/testingcds;
we should probably sw
This patch adds a new function library to manipulate the isolinux config
files to support multiple desktops. It is done in two steps: first
creating a generic template directory for "extra" desktops and next using
that to create the specific files needed for a light desktop CD.
There's a fair a
This patch builds on the previous one and uses the make_desktop_template
function unchanged.
As this task is intended to be used for _existing_ images (x86 BC, netinst
and DVD) there are no new DISKTYPE added in testingcds.
Basically the cronjobs will need to use TASK=Debian-all instead of
TAS
The first patch basically forces DESKTOP and KERNEL_PARAMS to sane values
for arches other than i386 and amd64 as they don't (yet) support desktop
selection through the bootloader.
Because of this the light CD will install Xfce by default, at least if the
boot script for the arch supports KERNE
On Monday 01 December 2008, Frans Pop wrote:
> 1) order in which language tasks are grouped
>
[...]
> The impact of this is probably less than you may think:
> - it only makes a difference for the GNOME and KDE CD1, and then only
> for installations do
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