Michael Prokop

This is the result of squashing the commits from https://github.com/grml/grml-debootstrap/pull/267 and extending the commit message accordingly. What I'm not entirely sure about yet is the usage of calls like: ```...

> > What I'm not entirely sure about yet is the usage of calls like: > > ``` > > clean_chroot "$MNTPOINT" DEBIAN_FRONTEND=$DEBIAN_FRONTEND apt-get [...] > > ``` > >...

> Mergable? Had to rebase and fix conflicts, taking care via https://github.com/grml/grml-debootstrap/pull/295

See https://github.com/grml/grml/issues/232 for our plan how to fix this

> [#232](https://github.com/grml/grml/issues/232) was done, but I think we can still do some more. Plan based on idea from [@mika](https://github.com/mika): > > * reinstate grml-setkeyboard, basically by moving the grml-lang code...

We indeed don't seem to be shipping a screenshot tool with grml-full. A minimal one would be `scrot` (requires ~134kb of disk usage), and `gnome-screenshot` would add ~2.5MB of additional...

> To be 100% clear, any existing configuration that does not specify a literal IP (v4 or v6) address is incorrect, and prior to the change in #81870 specifying a...

Ah ok, that's unfortunate then. :) Thanks for the info! FTR, Ubuntu focal AKA 20.04 provides python 3.8, Ubuntu jammy AKA 22.04 provides python 3.10, and Ubuntu noble AKA 24.4...

> There's a pull request to move to python 3.11 and mongodb 7.0. Oh, great! That sounds like even Debian/stable (bookworm) might be an option then? :) (We managed to...

I'm afraid many users out there still depend on BIOS boot, so supporting BIOS *and* EFI at the same time would be preferable, IMO, at least for now?