DietPi-Software | Removal of file managers and text editors

[MichaIng]

Further cleanup, as those two categories as well consist of singe APT package installs only, without any configuration, dependants or docs: #7351

[StephanStS]

What you mentioned in #7351:

What we could do instead is adding some AUTO_INSTALL_APT_PACKAGES dietpi.txt setting to keep a way having those and any other APT packages installed automatically. This I wanted since a while anyway 🙂.

Do you mean several lines possible like e.g.

AUTO_INSTALL_APT_PACKAGES=mc
AUTO_INSTALL_APT_PACKAGES=vim
AUTO_INSTALL_APT_PACKAGES=net-tools
AUTO_INSTALL_APT_PACKAGES=usbutils

or rather this

AUTO_INSTALL_APT_PACKAGES=mc vim net-tools usbutils

[MichaIng]

or rather this

AUTO_INSTALL_APT_PACKAGES=mc vim net-tools usbutils

This one. In the same turn we could start to support

AUTO_SETUP_INSTALL_SOFTWARE_ID=1 2 3 4 ...

Not hard to implement, and we can still support multiple of these options for some time.

[StephanStS]

or rather this

AUTO_INSTALL_APT_PACKAGES=mc vim net-tools usbutils

This one. In the same turn we could start to support

AUTO_SETUP_INSTALL_SOFTWARE_ID=1 2 3 4 ...

Not hard to implement, and we can still support multiple of these options for some time.

Ok.
Then I propose to implement it before finishing this PR so that we have an alternative we can describe with the removal.

[StephanStS]

Option to check superfile (https://github.com/yorukot/superfile) as an additional installation of a command line file manager

[MichaIng]

As discussed, it is now possible to install APT packages via new dietpi.txt setting: 37d1f08
And Midnight Commander has been preserved, moved into the system stats & management category. It should then be added to our docs as well: MichaIng/DietPi-Docs#1054