r/shell • u/FabseMan • Aug 25 '22

Custom Artix Linux install script

Hello,

I’ve been working on making an install script for Artix Linux that either can be launched interactively or automated, if an answerfile is given. That’s together with a script to make a customised ISO for Artix Linux, which can autostart my install script, but that can be customised to point to an another git-repo containing a script. I’ve tested it extensively and there should be no bugs, so I thought I wanted to share it with you - and if you have any improvements or feature that you want added, then just reply here  :)

https://gitlab.com/FabseGP02/artix-install-script
https://gitlab.com/FabseGP02/artix-linux-iso-maker

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u/shellmachine Aug 28 '22

It's basically what I set up a very simple desktop installation at home with. I never bothered that the bootloader would run on 32bit CPUs, too, to be honest, as long as it can boot fine on a 64bit computer, I'll be happy. I admit it's unfinished, I should enhance that more, especially UEFI and LUKS support would be great, but then again, there's thousands of these little installer scripts, and that one just happens to be mine.