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Cleanup GNOME3 default applications #67310
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cc @jtojnar |
If I recall correctly, we should be concerned about core and world: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-build-meta/tree/master/elements |
Ahh, looks like there's a bit to do here. |
I think it is just CI breakage after they removed |
So after discussing briefly in irc, I guess we can implement profiles for
And the One thing I'm unclear on is how to organize the profiles, and do they have options to enable? |
Thinking about it more, the main benefit of profiles is that they would not need As for the subdivision, maybe it would make more sense to look on it from users’ perspective:
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This issue has been mentioned on NixOS Discourse. There might be relevant details there: https://discourse.nixos.org/t/why-i-switched-to-manjaro-linux/5903/8 |
This issue has been mentioned on NixOS Discourse. There might be relevant details there: https://discourse.nixos.org/t/why-i-switched-to-manjaro-linux/5903/24 |
Fixes #99680. In the future I think it would be nice if plasma5 could assume an approach for an interface we have in the gnome3 module [0]. Notably being able to exclude packages with an option from the default environment and having a default environment that is useful to the average user. See [1], currently plasma5 defaults are very "hard core hacker" with the most bare bones setup. [0]: #67310 [1]: #67310 (comment)
Fixes #99680. In the future I think it would be nice if plasma5 could assume an approach for an interface we have in the gnome3 module [0]. Notably being able to exclude packages with an option from the default environment and having a default environment that is useful to the average user. See [1], currently plasma5 defaults are very "hard core hacker" with the most bare bones setup. [0]: #67310 [1]: #67310 (comment) (cherry picked from commit 55bc3e4)
Describe the bug
Currently, the gnome3 module automatically adds the following to
environment.systemPackages
I know that
gnome-usage
is still experimental, and probably shouldn't be installed by default.Does GNOME3 document their distribution defaults anywhere?
I think we could clean this up slightly.
Note that if we remove anything from here it would be a good idea to conditionally add them based off the users
stateVersion
. That way current users won't see these packages magically disappear from their machine.Or perhaps it's better document that in the release notes.
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