[This list is continued from the previous email.] gtk+3.0: We enable the Wayland backend. I don't remember why we even do this, since we are not shipping Wayland at all. It may have been required for a KDE Gtk integration package. iproute2: We disable iptables support since it makes iproute2 nearly double in size and nftables is better supported and has a better feature set anyway. I don't know how frequently they release, so I don't know if it is feasible to bring this into system/ or not. jasper: We try to work around the stack overflow by bringing the column group size down to 6 from 16. This fixes it in most cases but not all. We need to find a better way to fix this. Since Jasper releases infrequently, we can likely carry this in system/. libbluray: We enable Freetype support for better font display in Blu-Ray menus. This may be considered bloat by Alpine. libcanberra: We enable the GStreamer and PulseAudio backends and split them out. Alpine may even accept the GStreamer backend but pulse is in testing/ so again, it cannot be relied on by something in main/. Since we need both I figured it would be better to keep both of them. The last release was 2012 so we can easily carry this in system/ imo. libgit2: Multiple problems prevent this from being upstreamed. It is a Python 2 -> Python 3 switch, it needs to be bumped to 0.26.0, it has a LibreSSL patch where we only use OpenSSL, and it has a kludge for support for Alpine Linux 3.4 where we don't need that. We may want to file a bug with Alpine to discuss this package. libnih: We enable NLS and depend on gettext here. libnotify: The dependencies are complete divergent in our two packages despite us both having bumped to the same 0.7.7 release. This concerns me. lighttpd: We ship a massively different default configuration for Lighttpd. We need to open a bug with Alpine to ask if they would like to ship ours instead. linux-pam: Alpine PAM does not work for normal users, only root, because of bad permissions on /etc/pam.d. We fix this, and also add support for cross-compilation. Since Alpine does not really support PAM we should likely move this to system/ anyway, at least until pamela is in place and they start supporting PAM. [The next 10 will be in the next email.] Best, --arw -- A. Wilcox (awilfox) Project Lead, Adélie Linux http://adelielinux.org