The updated list has been sent to devel-permissions@ and the developer membership board for the packageset changes.

The DMB will receive the updates list as attached on the document from yesterday. This is the final revision, so the other tasks are being closed and this one assigned to me as In Progress

@wxl is there a critical bug filed against kpmcore and cala for this on Launchpad?

Based on comments in T197 and T199, the spreadsheet containing these changes is as follows:

@wxl the question is if there are any *more* that need removed from the packageset. Once we have the complete list, then we email devel-permissions@lists.u.c and get the official request in.

lxqt-archiver needs reviewed for Lubuntu merges and merges back into Phab from the repositories.

Fixed. Needed another plugin added (HTML Publisher). Working now.

However, you still get brokenness:

PDF builds should work now. At least, Docker can execute. The container Jenkins is in did not have nesting enabled. We're no longer getting instant failures.

Yes, Jenkins is running inside an LXD environment. I can try and set up nested dockerization in that.

All subtasks are handled. Closing T86.

@guiverc filed as a bug report this looks like a Wishlist-importance thing as they're asking Calamares (Lubuntu) to support OEM install, so I'm going to likely set it as such "soon".

If this still needs to be done, it needs to be done for 20.04+.

19.10 is deadl

Still on hold as we need the infrastructure to run Weblate. This is now on the plate of @tsimonq2 and Altispeed who are getting to work on setting up infra for this.

This is still on hold and I have not heard back from the Lubuntu Council on how they want to proceed.

From IRC/Telegram:

This is being placed On Hold for now per @wxl

In T104#3088, @wxl wrote:

@teward could this be as simple as provisioning additional resources from the host? Which resource(s)?

In T104#3084, @Noumeno wrote:

apparently, there are problems to work weblate in the infrastructure, but it is better that he explain it.

T42 was broken again due to security issues outlined in T147 (internal access only to Infra and Council)

Sounds like Matterbridge is the better item to go with based on what's been stated here...

Redid the configurations sanely, with postfix relay_domains on smtp.lubuntu.me, AND configured it to properly deliver. This being said, have to harden the server down a little more.

Email Response Test

Link removed for now from the site.

@wxl give me the valid link and I'll poke it in.

FURTHER CONCERNS:

In T21#2311, @wxl wrote:

Maybe we should just pick one as the default rather than using random?

• [cubicgrid](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOTi7gy9l-I)
• [drift](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cppZgCh6U7I), which was written by the author of fractal wizard Scott Draves, who also did Electric Sheep
• [flurry](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0beqUyN5ZsI)
• [goop](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLMAF4Q-mGA)
• [hypnowheel](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcJnc9EKJrI)

Initial configurations 'done' but not pushed to server due to weekend work FT that pulled me there. Going to have to coordinate with Canonical to have them 'around' for testing everything and making additional DNS changes, TBD as I have to coordinate with them.

Plugin installed, and Ubuntu SSO login enabled.

@tsimonq2 We can still patch cala in older releases where Cala was present with the Security Team so if there's a respin in any other ISOs it gets included. For 19.10 it SHOULD land. But for the *repos* getting a fix in for older cala is still a prudent idea.

@tsimonq2 I think you've still ignored some of the question asked:

@tsimonq2 I'm not sure we have the mechanism to create an interruptible SystemD unit like that. Will have to look into it.

The GNOME ones are the GUI components for Network Manager. The base ones are the API-level plugins (though they work with nmcli).