~codygarver/elementaryos/fix-1304217

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== Kernel ==

 * linux [amd64 i386 ia64 sparc]

== Desktop ==

A small first step to comprehensive certification. Unfortunately, lsb
includes lsb-desktop, which pulls in both gtk and qt, so we pick individual
modules instead.

 * lsb-core
 * lsb-cxx
 * lsb-graphics

== Server ==

 * ssh
 * lilo [amd64 i386]   # MattZimmerman wants this for server admins; needed for LVM installs
 * ntp                 # FabioMassimoDiNitto
 * ntp-simple
 * nfs-kernel-server   # need an NFS server
 * apache2-mpm-worker  # ThomMay; for simple file/web serving -> add zeroconf and we have swish mac os x style :-)
 * samba               # for Windows filesharing and integration
 * nis                 # allows Kickstart to configure NIS
 * postfix             # LaMontJones; our chosen mail server
 * ltsp-server-standalone # for LTSP-on-install
 * ltsp-client            # for LTSP-on-install
 * ldm 				   # seeded because its not a hard dependency of ltsp-client anymore

== Filesystems ==

 * xfsprogs
 * jfsutils
 * hfsplus [powerpc]  # ColinWatson

== Networking ==

 * mailx
 * mutt                # ThomMay; we need a basic mail client, this is the best-smallest

== NetworkManager ==

 * network-manager        # magical network configuration - if it works for you
 * network-manager-gnome  # desktop integration for network-manager

== Development ==

 * build-essential
 * fakeroot
 * devscripts          # Debian package development
 * bzr                 # Obvious
 * cvs                 # RobertCollins
 * linux-headers-386 [i386]
 * linux-headers-powerpc [powerpc]
 * linux-headers-powerpc64-smp [powerpc]
 * linux-headers-amd64-generic [amd64]
 * linux-headers-itanium-smp [ia64]
 * linux-headers-mckinley-smp [ia64]
 * linux-headers-sparc64 [sparc]
 * linux-headers-hppa32 [hppa]
 * linux-headers-hppa64 [hppa]

== Common UNIX stuff ==

 * nfs-common		  # allows people to access NFS filesystems

== For X preconfiguration ==

 * xresprobe
 * laptop-detect
 * discover1

== For language support in the installer ==

 * console-terminus
 * unifont

== Hardware & Network Access ==

 * pptp-linux             # client for Microsoft-compatible VPN's, needed for some ISPs
 * eagle-usb-utils        # needed for some ADSL modems
 * bpalogin
 * ndiswrapper-utils

 * nvidia-glx    # nvidia drivers, for multiseat, but also easy access

 * ipppd
 * isdnutils-xtools
 * capiutils
 * pppdcapiplugin
 * linux-wlan-ng
 * avm-fritz-firmware
 * drdsl
 * libatm1	# suggested by ppp for PPP-over-ATM
 * setserial	# needed by folks with nonstandard serial ports

== Common language packs ==

 # must have
 * Languages: en
 * language-pack-${Languages}
 * language-pack-gnome-${Languages}
 * language-support-${Languages}

 # most popular languages
 * Languages: zh es bn hi ar xh 
 * language-pack-${Languages}
 * language-pack-gnome-${Languages}
 * Languages: pt ru ja de fr
 * language-pack-${Languages} [i386 amd64]
 * language-pack-gnome-${Languages} [i386 amd64]

 # other languages, alphabetically, up to CD limit
 * Languages: af am as az be bg br bs ca co cs cy da el eo et eu
 * language-pack-${Languages} [i386 amd64]
 * language-pack-gnome-${Languages} [i386 amd64]

 * Languages: fa fi ga gl gu he hr hu ia id is it ka kn ko ku lg li lo lt lv mg mi mk ml mn mr ms my nb ne nl nn no or pa pl rm ro rw se si sk
 * language-pack-${Languages} [i386]
 * language-pack-gnome-${Languages} [i386]

== Installer ==

 * installation-guide-amd64 [amd64]
 * installation-guide-hppa [hppa]
 * installation-guide-i386 [i386]
 * installation-guide-ia64 [ia64]
 * installation-guide-powerpc [powerpc]
 * installation-guide-sparc [sparc]
 * oem-config   # this is small; it can be removed if there's space pressure, but it makes the OEM installer a lot easier to test

== Transitional packages ==

 * openoffice.org2 [i386 powerpc amd64 sparc]		# transition packages
 * openoffice.org2-base [i386 powerpc amd64 sparc]	# size: 800 bytes/each
 * openoffice.org2-calc [i386 powerpc amd64 sparc]
 * openoffice.org2-draw [i386 powerpc amd64 sparc]
 * openoffice.org2-gnome [i386 powerpc amd64 sparc]
 * openoffice.org2-impress [i386 powerpc amd64 sparc]
 * openoffice.org2-math [i386 powerpc amd64 sparc]
 * openoffice.org2-writer [i386 powerpc amd64 sparc]
 * openoffice.org2-evolution [i386 powerpc sparc]
 * openoffice.org-gtk-gnome [i386 powerpc amd64 sparc]