0.9.0: Byte Haven

Notable changes:

• R/W support / persistency is enabled:
  • EXT4 partition is created out of redundant space of your R/W medium
• transition to openSUSE Tumbleweed;
  • repository list is overhauled to give priority to the «release» ones
• dropping 2GB limit and not considering anything less than 4GB:
  • keeping file persistency enabled;
  • keeping documentation and locales;
  • keeping basic devel packages since OpenCL wants half of them anyway;
  • not shunning away from 32bit packages anymore
• font selection is completely overhauled in favour of Google Noto collection;
  • Terminus font is used by default in KMS&GUI terminals;
  • DejaVu-based Hack font is used in text editors;
  • DejaVu font family is still generally used in GUI
• UI's look is overhauled for darkness without bleakness
• Mesa is outfitted with Gallium OpenMAX IL, VAAPI & VDPAU implementations
  • which are not used in apps by default due to driver instability
• support for OpenCL (AMD & Intel)
• support for high-quality midi playback via fluidsynth
• support for UPnP for PulseAudio
• support for motion-based (vapoursynth-mvtools) frame interpolation
  • and neural network (nnedi3) scaling in mpv
• addition of a bunch of YaST modules including Docker support
• addition of wine with native Gallium DirectX 9 support
• addition of more working gaming emulators:
  • DOSBox for IBM© PC/DOS
  • OpenMSX for MSX®
  • PPSSPP for Sony© PSP®
  • PCSX-R for Sony© PlayStation®
  • PCSX 2 for Sony© PlayStation® 2
  • Dolphin-Emu for Nintendo© Gamecube® & Wii®
  • Desmume for Nintendo© DS®
  • Mupen64Plus for Nintendo© N64®
  • Yabause for Sega© Saturn®
• addition of rEFInd (graphical probing EFI bootloader)
• addition of K3B disk burner just for the hell of it
• addition of Marble, the map viewer
• addition of Skype and skyperious (Skype data viewer)
• addition of Steam installer/launcher and its crutch-wrapper
• addition of ZFS support (disabled by default and may be removed at any time)
• addition of volatility (forensic tool for RAM analysis)
• return of PeaZip (until p7zip GUI decides to compile)
• removal of Bumblebee/Primus/VirtualGL/bbswitch in favour of PRIME/DRI3
• removal of conky due to its low practicality from out-of-the-box
• removal of toxic because we don't try to support console messaging
• removal of live-{fat-stick,usb-gui} because of low usefulness for our case
• replacement of bomi with xt7-player-mpv
• replacement of dropped kernel-desktop with our kernel-HSF
  • (tuned for low latency and packing almost all in-kernel drivers)
• replacement of LMT/pm-profiler/pm-utils with tuned/systemtap/powertop
• replacement of tc-play with veracrypt
• replacement of uTox with qTox
• commencing usage of multiple dnscrypt instances
• systemd's automatic userland coredumps are forbidden by default
• Firefox and TB are unbranded in hopes to disable mandatory signing;
  • mozilla-kde4-integration is removed, kde4 hacks are disabled
• general package updates and fixes