Both seeds/metas have a package and task called $flavor-core, so a user can optionally install only the minimal DE and default config. Currently when you upgrade, as expected $flavor-desktop is pulled in but as the user only wanted the bare minimum of defaults, this is highly undesired.
Yes, you are right there, I added Lubuntu support later after working out with the Xubuntu team how best to do it. Perhaps lubuntu-artwork or lubuntu-default-session would be a better target for that core.
Also, sorry for messing up the merge, seems there's some conflicts.
Sure, they don't seed that exact package, but both install and use it by installing update-manager as you can see http:// cdimage. ubuntu. com/lubuntu/ daily-live/ current/ vivid-desktop- i386.manifest and http:// cdimage. ubuntu. com/xubuntu/ daily-live/ current/ vivid-desktop- i386.manifest.
Both seeds/metas have a package and task called $flavor-core, so a user can optionally install only the minimal DE and default config. Currently when you upgrade, as expected $flavor-desktop is pulled in but as the user only wanted the bare minimum of defaults, this is highly undesired.
Yes, you are right there, I added Lubuntu support later after working out with the Xubuntu team how best to do it. Perhaps lubuntu-artwork or lubuntu- default- session would be a better target for that core.
Also, sorry for messing up the merge, seems there's some conflicts.