Reduce blur and enable Remote Server by default - #4
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Use one blur pass in the shared desktop and ISO template. Enable Remote Server with an empty host, replace personal examples, and include the SSH client dependency. Preserve saved widget choices and verify fresh-install defaults. Validation: repository checks passed with 1177 unit tests; all 11 desktop image configuration tests passed.
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Fresh installations now use one blur pass to reduce desktop graphics work and show Remote Server in its unconfigured “Set up” state. Keep the host and display name empty, replace personal setup examples with generic ones, and include the SSH client in both workstation and ISO dependencies. Existing widget visibility and connection settings are preserved.
Validation: the repository gate passed, including 1,177 unit tests; all 11 desktop image configuration tests passed. ISO template and installed-image repair rendering were also verified.