If you're in a special-purpose environment, you don't have to go with
the metapackages - in fact it will generally make sense to strip down
the system rather than using something intentionally designed to be
generic. ubuntu-minimal is about the minimum we're prepared to support
as an Ubuntu system, but there's absolutely nothing to stop you
producing something more basic for yourself out of the packages in the
archive. You might start with everything that's marked "Essential: yes"
and work from there.
** Changed in: ubuntu-meta (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Won't Fix
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