I think you are all talking about the final installation.
The final installation may or may not include a GUI partition manager.
However - the Live ISO - the packages ONLY available when you boot the ISO has contained the package gparted for as long as I can remember.
The Packages-Live has historically been a symlink to iso-profiles/shared/Packages-Live.
You can verify that by looking at the relevant profiles on gitlab.
So we have two situations here
- the live ISO
- gparted
- clonezilla
- … tools
- the result of the installation
- which unpacks
- desktopfs.sfs
- rootfs.sfs
- to the designated partition layout
- which unpacks
The first entry - has contained gparted since I began as ISO maintainer back in - I think between 2017 and 2018, I cannot remember - and it has not changed since since around 1 year.
The second entry - may or may not contain a GUI partition management tool - depending on what the maintainer deem necessary.
@nikgnomic the result is expected - because that file only contains what is contained in the rootfs.sfs and desktop.sfs - and since the livefs.sfs is ONLY live - your result is expected - otherwise the packagelist would be incorrect.
Please see the profiles
- manjaro/kde · master · Profiles & Settings / iso-profiles · GitLab
- manjaro/gnome · master · Profiles & Settings / iso-profiles · GitLab
- manjaro/xfce · master · Profiles & Settings / iso-profiles · GitLab
The Packages-LIve in the profile folder is a symlinkt to shared/Packages-Live · master · Profiles & Settings / iso-profiles · GitLab
However - it is entirely possible that - for some unexplainable reason the release manager has chosen to modify the profiles locally - and without publishing the changes back to the repo - this would have unpredicable results.
The presence of calamares5 indicates that a ISO build using a profile with local change is most unlikely.
Please note history of - Packages-Live - I just did - it looks like my memory is bad - gparted was mentioned in 1 year ago - in a gnome update commit.
By all reference in the repos and the files used to construct the ISO - gparted package should be installed - I downloaded the current manjaro-kde-24.0.1-minimal-240529-linux69.iso to double check
@nikgnomic
I stand corrected - the release manager did indeed change the Packages-Live file.
That happens when one does not remember that Packages-Live is a symlink - if you change Packages-Live in XFCE you change ALL - @philm - you should know -
- you architected the system - right?
My deepest apologies for being so stubborn - not counting in the human factor ![]()