It was shipped from 0.10 (early 2012) to 0.15 (late November, same year), so the
migration period should be over now.

It's a dep by file-roller, but we explicily use it elsewhere, and it's
better to be safe than sorry.

Sinhala is spoken by 15-20 millions of people, mainly in Sri Lanka.
(Source: Wikipedia)

We're told Sinhala can't be read properly in Tails 0.14,
recommended to install this font, that is recommended by
task-sinhala-desktop.

Note that this depends on IJS driver (hpijs),
and adds support for some printers,
such as Xerox DocuemntCenter400.

This is needed to support, to some extent, some OpenPGP SmartCard readers.

It has been orphaned in Debian, has quite some bugs in there, and apparently
Tor's DNSPort's own caching could be good enough.

Given we now fetch them from our own repository,
that is pinned above all others,
we don't need to use apt-get -t squeeze-backports anymore
to fetch them.

Tails firewall was written in very unsophisticated iptables-save/restore
format. As more feature creeped in, it started to be quite unreadable. So we now
use ferm (see <http://ferm.foo-projects.org/> for details) to specify Tails
firewall.

Closes: todo/have_archive_manager_support_rar_again

We'll want to remove this once we ship file-roller 3.6 or newer:
https://tails.boum.org/todo/remove_unrar-free/

This fix the System Monitor applet, offers a nice graphical interface to
control memory usage and should weight around 2 MB after compression.

Alternate title: 'for those who care about channels 12-13'.
Details: http://womble.decadent.org.uk/blog/wireless-regulation-in-squeeze.html

We'd need to pin every single localization package to install them via
tails-common.list since squeeze's apt lacks wildcard support for the
Package field. We use this workaround until Tails is based on wheezy.

For some reason, the pure-Perl implementation crashes while reading a relatively
simple control.yml. ("YAML Error: Invalid element in map")

GNOME Disk Utility has been on par with GParted since Squeeze was released, so
we have no reason that I know of to go on shipping it.

This reverts commit 311be6cf.

lsb-printing depends on lsb-core, which depends on a few packages we probably
don't want to ship. Looks like we need to go on installing lsb-printing
dependencies by hand, and update the list thereof when we move to Wheezy.

We already get all its dependencies in by other means,
but installing this meta-package ensures this remains true.

Note that this makes `torify' use `torsocks' instead of `tsocks'.

This is needed to use the mouse accessibility settings in System ->
Preferences -> Mouse -> Accessibility.

YouTube's HTML5 opt-in program is over.
HTML5 video support is now autodetected and used.

This reverts commits ab9de42a,
eb291c13,
452edec3
and 91464332.

This is one of the first bricks needed to properly support running in a Spice
environment, with QXL graphics.