# Alpine packages built into the apk-managed root, one per line.
#
# Edit this, then run `make alpine-lock` to resolve it, with every dependency,
# into world.lock -- exact versions and checksums. A normal build installs
# exactly what world.lock says from dist/alpine/, downloading only files it
# does not have yet, and never asks Alpine what is newer. That happens only
# when you run `make alpine-lock` again.
#
# Anything else is one `apk add` away on the running system; this list is
# what a fresh image starts with.

# The login shell. Replaces SchOS's own zsh port.
zsh
# Terminal descriptions for zsh, htop, and everything else that draws.
ncurses-terminfo-base
# The PCI and USB ID databases: lspci, fastfetch and Xorg read them.
hwdata-pci
hwdata-usb
# X on the framebuffer, with startx. /root/.xserverrc and .xinitrc (from
# mkaroot.sh) start it with -dumbSched and run Window Maker in it.
xorg-server
xf86-video-fbdev
xf86-input-evdev
xinit
# The desktop: Window Maker, a terminal for it, and a font for both.
windowmaker
xterm
font-dejavu
# Stress: terminal programs that draw, multiplex and poll. htop and btop read
# /proc hard; tmux wants ptys, sockets and signals; mc does everything at once.
htop
btop
tmux
mc
ncdu
fastfetch
# Games. In the terminal: nethack, the BSD set, and two toys. On X:
# lbreakouthd (SDL 2) and the classic X clients. Not lbreakout2: its stk.c
# hands vsnprintf a size of 511 + the prefix length, and Alpine's fortified
# headers trap on that before it loads its first image -- on Alpine too.
nethack
bsd-games
cmatrix
sl
lbreakouthd
xeyes
xclock
xcalc
# A browser: NetSurf, on GTK 3 -- glib's threads, cairo, pango, TLS. The step
# before WebKit (epiphany), which is `apk add` away.
netsurf
# curl's command line; libcurl is already here for NetSurf.
curl
# Sound for everything that speaks ALSA, SDL included: alsa-lib with the OSS
# plugin, pointed at /dev/dsp by schos-base's /etc/asound.conf. SchOS has OSS,
# not ALSA's kernel side, and SDL 3 has no OSS backend of its own.
alsa-lib
alsa-plugins
# udev: the daemon that names devices and tells Xorg (and libinput, and every
# Wayland compositor) what is plugged in. eudev is udev without systemd.
# `udevadm`, the rules, and libudev come with it.
eudev
eudev-libs
udev-init-scripts