Nathaniel van Diepen

There is a linked PR for this already

Upon looking into this again, I don't think it's worth implementing, due to how much we have to still depend on MS to host unmodified versions of the source files...

I believe that at this point, the version information on the website, as well as the pending other work on enhancing toltecctl to provide feedback on if it's a supported...

The hacky solution for now is to put an empty file on the root partition inside `/usr/share/toltec/reenable.d/` named after the package.

> I wonder if some combination of a "list installed" command piped to a command to create files based on each line of that list would be scriptable to make...

You would just need to invert the logic used to find the ones that have files on the root partition, found here: https://github.com/toltec-dev/toltec/blob/9c1aa92aaa747b6afbf45e5c9124a6fbaf9ea427/package/toltec-bootstrap/toltecctl#L143-L149 Adding placeholders to the folder will not...

Should we close this? I'd say we are actually already announced.

It might be better to add it to `/opt/etc/profile` now that it has been linked to `/etc/profile.d` as part of #715

I think it would be worth implementing a scheduled action just for KOReader first, and then look at making it more generic later. I don't think any of us maintainers...

@gbyl would you be willing to open a PR to add this?