workstation: use env group, no need to list productimg
You can use environment groups in kickstarts with this @^ syntax. So we don't need to duplicate the environment group here, just use it. We also don't need to list the productimg package, as it's in the @workstation-product group which the environment pulls in.
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-@input-methods
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-@input-methods
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-@standard
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-@standard
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# Make sure to sync any additions / removals done here with
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# Most of the heavy work is done in comps
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# workstation-product-environment in comps
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@^workstation-product-environment
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@base-x
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@core
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@fonts
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@guest-desktop-agents
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@hardware-support
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@libreoffice
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@libreoffice
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@multimedia
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@networkmanager-submodules
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@printing
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@workstation-product
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# Branding for the installer
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fedora-productimg-workstation
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# Exclude unwanted packages from @anaconda-tools group
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# Exclude unwanted packages from @anaconda-tools group
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-gfs2-utils
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-gfs2-utils
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