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XFCE notification area suddenly requires libdbusmenu and gobject-introspection.
Also, I fixed Plasma5 Vaults in the LEAN image by adding fuse.
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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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It's increasingly difficult to keep the XFCE ISO below CDROM media maximum
size, 737.280.000 bytes (703 MB). Concessions had to be made to the list
of applications present in the XFCE ISO.
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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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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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The order in which the squashfs modules were created should be respected
when they are re-assembled to an overlay filesystem.
The assembly is done in lexicographical order - therefore xbase.lst
needed to be renamed to x_base.lst.
Failing to adhere to the original assembly order causes weirdness.
In my case it meant that the complete directory /usr/share/applications
as contained in xapbase.lst was invisible in the resulting overlay, causing
near-empty menus in XFCE.
Also added several packages to x_base.lst that are now part of Slackware.
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