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The increased size of applications forced a decision to remove
all development tools (glibc, gcc, make, bison, lex, llvm and the like)
from the small XFCE image. In turn I was able to re-introduce a couple of
programs that I had to prune during the years. To be honest, I have never
used any of these development tools in the XFCE Live OS anyway.
All removed development tools are now available in a separate package list
called 'z01_swdev.lst' but this module is not built by default.
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I added ed, bc, smartmontools because they are small and someone needed it.
The xf86-input-libinput was added to fix the TrackPoint with recent versions
of the X server.
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With the goal to make the 'min' module smaller so that potentially
we can compress it with zstd instead of xz and thus minimize the size
increase of the resulting squashfs module (~10%).
Quick benchmark with just the 'min' module zstd-compressed and the rest
xz-compressed shows more than 10% reduction in the boot-up time of the
XFCE Live OS. Unfortunately, this will add 20 MB to the ISO size which
will have to come from somewhere in order to keep the ISO size below
703 MB.
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Also, split 'x_base' into 'noxbase' and 'x_base' so that in future
we can create a 'rescue' option using just 'min' and 'noxbase'.
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Eric Hameleers