Todo list. Please add things, we can think about prioritising later.

Web and Documentation

Set up scheduled builds of live-manual, particularly the html version.
- After every git commit, the live-manual is updated on https://live-team.pages.debian.net/live-manual/html/live-manual/index.en.html
Open: regularly publish the Debian packages and include in devel-manuals (807954)
Open: the generated PDF is unreadable 1052693
Will there be 32-bit live images for Bookworm (and later)?
- No, unless volunteers are found. See https://lists.debian.org/debian-live/2023/09/msg00029.html

Bug triaging

Build a picture of where development currently stands.
- live-build is used to generate the live images for Bookworm
- The generated images are reproducible, when using test/rebuild.sh (see https://wiki.debian.org/ReproducibleInstalls/LiveImages)
- The images are generated regularly by Jenkins and live-setup and tested for functionality on openQA
Enable rebuild.sh to name the ISO file directly, which would (re)enable zsync
Enable/Offer more localisation options in GRUB
Test the images that are generated by live-setup on openQA (in addition to the images generated by Jenkins)
Investigate whether eatmydata (or apparently the more modern the dpkg option force-unsafeio) will speed up building the images
Issue with Calamares installer -> in openQA use the icons instead of typing the command line
Issue with Calamares installer -> it should use geoip for the location, but always uses New York

Designated contact: evgeni

Add History section.
Update URLs & project related instructions. -- ?RolandClobus 2019-04-07 08:00:00: I'm working on fixing the URLs
Try not to break translations in the process.
Every git commit will update https://live-team.pages.debian.net/live-manual/

Currently tests are on https://openqa.debian.net/group_overview/14
Add the daily images generated by live-setup to openQA
Test an installation scenario that requires LUKS
Test an installation scenario with pre-installed Windows 10/11
Test whether the installed programs will start for desktops other than Gnome and KDE
Extend the list of tested programs with all programs that are present on the live image

Many locales are present, but not easily accessible for non-technical users, see https://lists.debian.org/debian-live/2023/09/msg00014.html
- This is especially visible in the GNOME Welcome screen
When an image is booted without persistence, much network traffic can be avoided 1051527
Make the boot menu more similar to the live-wrapper menu
Add a 'persistent' option (as seen in Kali)
Keep the accessibility improvements made in the live-wrapper boot menu (automatic selection + hot keys)
Verify the package lists
- e.g. the Debian Reference is installed for es and it, but not en
Rename the GRUB installer entry to make clear that is it not the regular installer but a copy of the live image (and perhaps add a 'regular' installer entry)
Support file system transposition, as mentioned in https://salsa.debian.org/live-team/live-build/-/merge_requests/323
- The option -follow-links to xorriso does replace all links (adding only 3MB for 105MB content), but does not work as intended. The debian symlink (to .) will make the naive copy take twice the size of the ISO file (so the 3.1GB ISO file needs at least 6GB free on the USB medium)
- Instead, the firmware files need to be made with hard links instead of symlinks
- To be tested: are debian and dists/* really required?
Add spice-vdagent, to have clipboard support when running live images (under qemu)