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xdelta3 -d -s antiX-14-a3-RV_x64-full.iso antiX-14-a3.1-RV-x64.xd3 new.iso

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  What's New in antiX-14-a3.2

   This lists what is new and is a place-holder for the mythical docs to
   come.  The menu above is not fully functional.

Desktop Session

   new min-xxxx desktop codes
   In addition to Rox-xxxx and Space-xxxx desktop codes we offer min-
   xxxx desktop codes which  disable desktop icons and system tray
   icons and conky.  These allow you to boot directly into a small
   memory footprint GUI.  The difference between min-xxxx and just
   xxxx is that the min version disables system tray icons and conky.

   New startup-dialog.py
   Toggled via"STARTUP_DIALOG=" in desktop-session.conf

   Customize"Paint drying" text
   Accepts either text or programs that return text:

       NOTIFICATION_TEXT="This is my notification"

       NOTIFICATION_TEXT="/usr/games/fortune"

   move most programs to /usr/local/lib/desktop-session
   This should not affect users.  If it does, Please let us know.  We
   are trying to clear out programs from /usr/local/bin that aren't
   normally called from the command line.

   Fix Alternative Desktops menus
   Add back Rox-fluxbox.

   Add min-xxxx options.

Live Initrd
   Start up and shutdown init scripts
   Almost all of the live startup and shutdown init scripts have been
   moved into the initrd.  This means the final persist-save will be
   run in the command line.  The only exception was live-restore-
   services which must be run after all other normal services start so
   it is called from inside / etc/rc.local.

   Systemd
   These changes should make live startup on systemd work much better
   but I have not tested it.  There is still a problem with the live
   shutdown with systemd.  For now, you will have to run persist-save
   manually on live systemd systems.

Bootloader

   On a LiveUSB, the bootloader will get updated automatically on the
   first boot so you won't see the new bootloader until the second boot.
   This is only for this testing mini-release.

   Default 1024 x 768 resolution
   We will probably still with our standard 800 x 600 for the final
   release but I wanted our testers to have a chance to see this
   higher resolution.

   You can change the default resolution but commenting and
   uncommenting the layout=xxx lines in gfxboot.cfg.  The comment
   character is semi-colon.

   Fallback to 640 x 480 resolution
   If your hardware does not support the default resolution (via BIOS
   which is usually rather limited) then we fall back to  640 x 480
   resolution.    We can also fall back further to letting you enter in
   codes to select the main boot option but I have not figured out how
   to add help that explains what these options are.  The codes are
   the in the new LABEL lines in syslinux.cfg and isolinux.cfg.

   Fn Menus
   Which Fn menus are included changes with the resolution.  This is
   to help make sure all the menus fit even with different languages
   are used.  Most notably, the"F1 Help" entry has been dropped at
   800 x 600 and at 640 x 480 even though F1 will still open up the
   help screen.

   Help Screen
   The size of the help screen has been slightly enlarged.  The size
   should be the same for both 800 x 600 and 640 x 480.     It is even
   larger at 1024 x 768.

   Desktop menu
   The Desktop menu is no longer replaced by the Save menu even though
   we still remember your the last desktop you used on the liveUSB.
   This may be too confusing though because the default choice in the
  "F6 Desktop" menu is no longer respected.  I don't know what to do
   about this.    Even if we don't explicitly save the desktop choice,
   it will be saved with root persistence or home persistence or even
   remastering.

   Maybe the best thing would be to add a"default" entry and let
   people be surprised by what desktop it selects.  This is the
   default that will get changed with persistence.  If a user wants to
   select a particular desktop then they can do it by selecting a non-
   default entry.  This is more honest in a way.  The only thing we
   lose is there is no immediate indication of what the default
   default selection is but we could just move that to the top of the
   list. I might just go ahead and do this.

   Console Menu
   The console menu has changed.  The default choice enables
   fbcondecor (console decoration) but does not enable any vga= boot
   parameter.  The safe option disables console decoration on boot.
   The remaining choices leave console decoration enabled and just set
   the vga boot parameter.  These options are only for older systems
   or systems that must use"nomodeset".  The vga boot parameter has
   been deprecated.  It is not consistent across machines.  Use
  "vga=ask" to get a list of vga modes supported on your machine.
Console Decoration

   Three new console decorations resolutions have been added:

   1440 x 900
   1600 x 900
   1920 x 1080

   I don't have a machine that supports these modes so they will need to
   be tested and the configurations may need to be adjusted before we
   include them in the final release.  Sometimes you can get these
   resolutions using the"video" boot parameter, such as:

   video=1440x900
Miscellaneous

   htop
   Default to hiding userland threads.

   splash-term
   Splash-term should tell you about the help option now.

   .bashrc
   /sbin and /usr/sbin are added to the user's path

   urxvt-style should be fixed
   It is an very easy way to customize the urxvt terminal emulator.

   search-bar-icon is enabled by default
   It allows you to search for highlighted text via a system try icon.
   Left click will do a (default) StartPage search.  Right click will
   open up a menu with other search options.  It's easy to use yad to
   make system tray icons like this.  Any suggestions?

   Graphical Conky is enabled by default
   We are now using the same conkyrc for all the window managers.  The
   ghost window problem in IceWM seems to have been fixed upstream.
   Please let us know if it is still a problem for you.

   The search applications have changed slightly.
   Google search is now"gg" instead of"g".  All search applications
   require an argument of"--" or"--clipboard" to do a search for the
   clipboard contents.

Version 2.0.0              2014-11-15

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    etc/udev/rules.d/*-persistent-net.rules

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BASIC_EXCLUDES="
    lost+found
    run/acpid.socket
    run/dbus/system_bus_socket
    tmp
    var/cache/apt/*.bin
    var/cache/apt/archives/*.deb
    var/cache/debconf/*-old
    var/lib/apt/lists/*
    var/lib/dpkg/*-old
    etc/udev/rules.d/*-persistent-net.rules
"

PERSIST_EXCLUDES="
    etc/live/protect/remaster
"

REMASTER_EXCLUDES="
    dev
    etc/live/protect/persist
    proc
    root/.bash_history
    sys
    var/log/*.log
    var/log/apt/*.log
    var/tmp
"

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