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Well, I have a few ideas so here they go:
- Disable graphical login from the root account so one can login and debug if things are not working
- change Firefox with some other browser as it connects to a lot of servers and makes unwanted connections. Sorry I don't know of any other browser.
- Change the package manager to Guix. Personally I haven't tried Guix yet but the idea behind it is related to the fragmentation in the package management space seen on Linux distros. There seem to be a few categories into which package managers fall into: BSD like (emerge from Gentoo), yum like and I guess here is where pacman goes, pkg_add like (like on Slackware and some of the newer non systemd independent distros like Void, Dragora).
- Make a smaller iso with minimalistic approach: graphical environment, network tools so one can connect to the internet, debug, secure the network and so on, browser, picture viewer, music player, irc client and that's all. Configure repository by default so users can easily pull the required packages.
- Disable graphical login from the root account so one can login and debug if things are not working
- change Firefox with some other browser as it connects to a lot of servers and makes unwanted connections. Sorry I don't know of any other browser.
- Change the package manager to Guix. Personally I haven't tried Guix yet but the idea behind it is related to the fragmentation in the package management space seen on Linux distros. There seem to be a few categories into which package managers fall into: BSD like (emerge from Gentoo), yum like and I guess here is where pacman goes, pkg_add like (like on Slackware and some of the newer non systemd independent distros like Void, Dragora).
- Make a smaller iso with minimalistic approach: graphical environment, network tools so one can connect to the internet, debug, secure the network and so on, browser, picture viewer, music player, irc client and that's all. Configure repository by default so users can easily pull the required packages.