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# 'Amelia' is an Arch Linux installer, written in Bash. # 'Amelia' is an Arch Linux installer, written in Bash.
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The main concept behind this installer is the trinity: Automation, Interaction and Portability. The main concept behind this installer is the trinity: Automation and Interaction.
'Amelia' is mainly targeted towards the average user, but power users might find it useful too. 'Amelia' is mainly targeted towards the average user, but power users might find it useful too.
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All stages are informative. All stages are informative.
- ## Portability:
The installer makes extended use of bash functions, so it can be easily modified to serve specific use-cases effortlessly, if so desired.
Where applicable, configuration takes place EXCLUSIVELY in the corresponding drop-in directories and never at the original ".conf" files, so the installed system preserves its functionality across updates and maintenance is minimized. Where applicable, configuration takes place EXCLUSIVELY in the corresponding drop-in directories and never at the original ".conf" files, so the installed system preserves its functionality across updates and maintenance is minimized.
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- "Optimized Plasma" will install an optimized KDE Plasma version plus additional software, systemd-boot loader and Wayland. - "Optimized Plasma" will install an optimized KDE Plasma version plus additional software, systemd-boot loader and Wayland.
You'll find my preffered packages inside the "deskpkgs" variable and all of my configurations at the involved part of the "chroot_conf" function. You'll find my prefered packages inside the "deskpkgs" variable and all of my configurations at the involved part of the "chroot_conf" function.
- "Base System" is literally a basic Arch linux system, consisting of the following packages: "base, linux{lts-hardened-zen}, linux-firmware, *-ucode, nano, vim, networkmanager, wireless-regdb and e2fsprogs/btrfs-progs" (depending on the filesystem chosen). - "Base System" is literally a basic Arch linux system, consisting of the following packages: "base, linux{lts-hardened-zen}, linux-firmware, *-ucode, nano, vim, networkmanager, wireless-regdb and e2fsprogs/btrfs-progs" (depending on the filesystem chosen).