Comment # 4 on bug 1196547 from Richard Brown

(In reply to Frederic Crozat from comment #3)
> I just did a install on physical system and recommends being disabled also
> miss hardware specific packages, such as firmware..
> 
> after running tukit execute zypper inr, the following packages were
> installed:
> * lang packages:
> - NetworkManager-lang NetworkManager-openvpn-lang PackageKit-lang
> WebKit2GTK-4.0-lang WebKit2GTK-4.1-lang accountsservice-lang
> apparmor-parser-lang at-spi2-core-lang atk-lang avahi-lang bash-lang
> clutter-lang cogl-lang colord-lang coreutils-lang cpio-lang cryptsetup-lang
> cups-pk-helper-lang diffutils-lang
> evolution-data-server-lang findutils-lang fwupd-lang gcr-lang gdbm-lang
> gdk-pixbuf-lang gdm-lang glib-networking-lang glib2-lang glibc-lang
> gnome-bluetooth-lang gnome-color-manager-lang gnome-control-center-lang
> gnome-desktop-lang gnome-disk-utility-lang gnome-keyring-lang
> gnome-menus-lang gnome-online-accounts-lang gnome-packagekit-lang
> gnome-session-lang gnome-settings-daemon-lang
> gnome-shell-extensions-common-lang gnome-shell-lang gnome-software-lang
> gnome-system-monitor-lang gnome-terminal-lang gnome-tweaks-lang
> gnome-usage-lang
> gpg2-lang grep-lang gsettings-desktop-schemas-lang gspell-lang gstreamer-lang
> gstreamer-plugins-bad-lang gstreamer-plugins-base-lang
> gstreamer-plugins-good-lang gtk2-lang gtk3-lang gtk4-lang gvfs-lang
> json-glib-lang libbytesize-lang libcryptui-lang libgdata-lang
> libgnome-keyring-lang libgnomekbd-lang libgnomesu-lang libgphoto2-6-lang
> libgsf-lang libgtop-lang libgweather-lang libhandy-lang libidn2-lang
> libnma-lang libosinfo-lang libpwquality-lang libsecret-lang libsmbios-lang
> libsoup-lang libsoup2-lang malcontent-lang mutter-lang nautilus-lang
> nautilus-share-lang pipewire-lang policycoreutils-lang procps-lang
> seahorse-nautilus-lang sed-lang shared-mime-info-lang
> system-config-printer-common-lang systemd-lang tar-lang totem-pl-parser-lang
> tracker-miners-lang udisks2-lang upower-lang util-linux-lang vte-lang
> wget-lang xdg-desktop-portal-gnome-lang xdg-desktop-portal-gtk-lang
> xdg-desktop-portal-lang xdg-user-dirs-gtk-lang xdg-user-dirs-lang
> xkeyboard-config-lang xz-lang yelp-lang zenity-lang
> * language specific, but not a lang subpackage: desktop-translations
> libstdc++6-locale
> * hardware specific packages: 
> intel-vaapi-driver
> libigdgmm12
> libmfx-gen1_2
> libvdpau_nouveau
> sof-firmware
> intel-media-driver

Thanks for the list

my current train of thought is to abandon supporting MicroOS Desktop
installation via YaST entirely and instead focus all efforts on Image-Based
installations (probably using a "SelfInstall"/oem installer for ease of use for
most users).

The above list does a good job of pointing out what we'll need there that we
might miss right now.

A package list generator for all possible *-lang packages will probably be all
we need to keep a good chunk of this managable.

This also works nicely with my current train of thought about possibly
abandoning zypper or dnf backed transactional-updates entirely and instead
using TIU for the MicroOS Desktop.

But these are just thoughts at the moment.