Dependencies for several functions and privat tools
---------------------------------------------------

New: Split into -x and -nox package because the package would be
     much to overloaded for a server.  So -nox is for servers.

Dependencies:
   Generell:
    mc, vim, emacs21, sudo, xterm, sawfish, lynx, w3m, w3m-img,
    wogerman, iogerman, ibritish, wbritish, python, galculator, user-de,
    zip, unzip

   Debian:
    devscripts, lintian, fakeroot, gettext, debhelper, apt-listchanges, kernel-package,
    debian-policy, doc-base, developers-reference, linda, recode, deborphan, grep-dctrl
   
   For sound-check:
    vorbis-tools (ogg123)

   For xscreensaver:
    xaos, xearth, xplanet, xmountains, xfishtank

   For mgp etc.
    x-ttcidfont-conf
    (xfs scheint nicht wirklich nötig zu sein!)
   For TrueType (read http://www.paulandlesley.org/linux/xfree4_tt.html#FONTS-FILES)
    ttmkfdir
   For building <font>.alias files as described in the URL above include
     http://it.cgb.ki.se/download/corefont/mkfontalias.py
     
   For even better presentations:
    latex-beamer
    --> .acrobat/prefs
        /avpFullScreenClick [/b true]
        Enables moving pages by clicking left mouse button

   For truetype fonts in Mozilla !!!!
     mozilla-xft ... ist so seit Mozilla 1.7 nicht mehr aktuell

   Flash:
     flashplayer-mozilla, flashplugin-nonfree

   For LaTeX:
     auctec
     
   For ¤-character:
     euro-support-console, euro-support-x

   For DabTags
     debtags, tagcoll

   USB
     usbview

   XML processing
     libxml2-utils, xsltproc, db2latex-xsl, lmodern, docbook-xsl, linuxdoc-tools

   GPG
     see: http://linuxwiki.de/GnuPG/Agent for gnupg-agent

Conflicts:
   nvi, kpilot
   
   tleds: Führte teilweise zu nicht benutzbarer Tastatur
   powernowd: Kein Erwachen aus "Tiefschlaf" mehr möglich

   upgrade-system: führt ein ausgesprochen gewagtes purge standardmäßig durch,
   cron-job wird durch apt-update-my besser erledigt


Module unterdrücken
-------------------

     /etc/modprobe.d/<file>
        blacklist  <modul>

     sudo update-initramfs -u -k all


Hardware autodetection
----------------------

Date: Tue, 02 Jul 2019 16:40:14 +0200
From: Petter Reinholdtsen <pere@debian.org>
To: debian-devel@lists.debian.org
Subject: Re: OpenCL / handling of hardware-specific packages

It can definitely
handle any package with hardware mapping in AppStream.

Isenkram provide a background daemon 'isenkramd' for handling
hot-plugged hardware, and various scripts for one off runs related to
more fixed hardware.  You can run 'isenkram-lookup' to get a list of
packages suited for the currently identified hardware,
'isenkram-pkginstall' to get a interactive list of packages with the
option to install them, 'isenkram-autoinstall-firmware' to automatically
install the firmware relevant for the current machine, and even
'tasksel' after installing the isenkram-cli package to get a tasksel
option to install all the packages listed by isenkram-lookup.
