nvtop is basically the GPU companion to htop, which we do already
include.
ydotool is useful for basic automation, which enthusiasts and developers
often benefit from.
Relevant to #12
We currently include the firewall KCM but no firewall! Instead of
getting rid of the KCM, let's add a firewall. Ufw is sane enough, at
least until the KCM supports zones which is necessary to fully support
the competing firewalld firewall.
Resolves#112
This reverts commit b294a76309.
The template system was put in place to differentiate what is in the live
image and what needs to be in the target system. doing away with it
broke the installation
In the past this has been requested as a Flatpak, but I believe that it
fits better as a pre-installed package because it's system enablement
for touch devices; without it, they simply don't work. As such, the user
shouldn't be able to remove it or swap it out for something else
(because it's the only thing we support right now anyway).
It isn't suitable for our use case since it's more than just an app; it
provides a KCM as well. This doesn't (and can't) come through in the
Flatpak packaging of it, so we're missing the KCM in System Settings,
and that's a problem.
Instead, let's let the software be built from source using kde-builder.
Depends on
https://invent.kde.org/kde-linux/kde-linux-packages/-/merge_requests/15
ZSH is (in many ways) the successor to BASH.
It looks/feels the same as bash, but with better tab-completion, better history management, typo-correction, etc.
People that care about their shell will customize it, but people that don't will just notice that the terminal in KDE Linux is faster/more responsive. We should aim to give the best user experience by default.
https://medium.com/@mattwinmill88/what-even-is-zsh-and-why-is-everyone-using-it-9695c869fbe4#0747
Note: This change only affects new accounts so it won't suddenly break anyone's setup.
