Add support for desktop install

[igorpecovnik]

Needs #3

[Tearran]

There is a growing movement to rethink accessibility as customization. This approach recognizes that accessibility features, such as dark mode, live caption, and text-to-speech functionality, can benefit everyone, not just users with disabilities. [By reframing accessibility as customization, technology designers can create products that are more inclusive and user-friendly for all users

In short anything done different then the base system for a server is to make accessable for a end-user. And similar functions should be kept together. Embrace it.
(https://blog.google/outreach-initiatives/accessibility/world-sight-day-accessibility-customization/).

[Tearran]

related to #9
Approach:

apt-cache search armbian desktop

armbian-bookworm-desktop-budgie - Armbian desktop for Debian bookworm
armbian-bookworm-desktop-cinnamon - Armbian desktop for Debian bookworm cinnamon
armbian-bookworm-desktop-gnome - Armbian desktop for Debian bookworm
armbian-bookworm-desktop-kde-plasma - Armbian desktop for Debian bookworm
armbian-bookworm-desktop-mate - Armbian desktop for Debian bookworm
armbian-bookworm-desktop-xfce - Armbian desktop for Debian bookworm xfce
armbian-bookworm-desktop-xmonad - Armbian desktop for Debian bookworm

search apt for armbian desktop

apt-cache search armbian desktop | awk -F " - " '{print $1, $2}' | tui -m | tui -o ; return 0

wiki example

[Tearran]

metapackage Is commonly use in above type of packages descriptions.

If ad ( metapackage ) to end of apt description for armbian desktop and any armbian specific package should offer a Package installer or sorts Ie softly.

Using this current name conventions
apt-cache search armbian desktop metapackage | awk -F " - " '{print $1, $2}'
should output as above

apt -cash search armbian "category" metapackage | awk -F " - " '{print $1, $2}'
should result is a compatibly with above

[igorpecovnik]

This approach recognizes that accessibility features, such as dark mode, live caption, and text-to-speech functionality, can benefit everyone, not just users with disabilities.

I think that accessibility should be present by default if possible. Even with no disabilities per se we are all affected at least by ageing which brings all sorts of limitations. In my case - I keep getting bigger and bigger screen, while resolution stays the same ;)

Keep the good work!