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I think this will be doable - I'm suggesting splitting the bunsen-images package into bunsen-images-base and bunsen-images.
Bunsen-images-base will hold only the default wallpaper and other images necessary for the default desktop only. Bunsen-images will hold the alternative background images that were in the package up to now. The new bunsen-images will depend on bunsen-images-base so upgrades will work. The default iso, and bunsen-meta-all, will bring in both packages, but the 32 bit iso and bunsen-meta-lite only bunsen-images-base.
The idea is that users who have small drives or slow connections and are happy with the default desktop don't have to keep the multi-megabyte images package.
I don't see any problem in doing this - does anyone else?
Last edited by johnraff (2022-05-14 06:28:03)
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Perfect, +1, do it.
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It'll only take a few minutes, but I need to wait till the default wallpaper is decided...
(I just realized)
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Now done.
Bunsen-images weighs 7.3MB and bunsen-images-base is 250kB so that's a worthwhile saving for people who only want the default images.
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