‘eat’ could come pre-installed on a new installation… then people could easily ‘eat’. 😉

I was actually thinking the same thing! Especially in the ISO, where installation questions occur :) .

Thank you so much for this @manuel!

Ooooooh… now this is something I’ll have to bookmark I think :)

Hmmm… I don’t know about Deepin on Antergos, but I can tell you that Deepin on Reborn OS (the distro I develop) works right now :) . I’ll check the list of programs that Cnchi installs for the Deepin desktop… I think some package names changed recently, and so Antergos’ Cnchi is probably just confused if it’s still trying to find an outdated / non-existent package.

Hmmm… I don’t know about Deepin on Antergos, but I can tell you that Deepin on Reborn OS (the distro I develop) works right now :) . I’ll check the list of programs that Cnchi installs for the Deepin desktop… I think some package names changed recently, and so Antergos’ Cnchi is probably just confused if it’s still trying to find an outdated / non-existent package.

Oooooh… this truly looks like a promising, helpful tool for Linux newbies!

Thank you so much @manuel :)

Ooooh… thank you!!! I’ll be trying it out (or at least, I plan to) in the next day or so :) .

Once again, thank you so much for the astounding work and scripts @manuel!

Yay!!!

Thank you so much @piotr :) . Playing it now…

@fernandomaroto said in PORTERGOS (Portable Antergos) - Offline/Online installer UNOFFICIAL:

@keegan

It’s a little tricky, specially considering we can only build using a virtual machine, at least is how i do it.

I recommend you to use Pacbang32 or Portergos32 bits in a VM. From there you can install archiso and port your own configs…

I won’t lie to you, it’s a lot of trials and errors… And takes time and effort.

Thank you! I would have never thought to do this in a 32bit system itself :) . Maybe I’ll use Portergos for this one!

Amazing! I’m thinking of building a 32bit ISO as well actually, but was wondering if you’ve got any tips for that :) .

Thank you in advance!

@jasondgls said in Speck Modules in the Kernel:

Anyways, I personally believe that these type of modules must be removed from the kernel ASAP or disabled by default. We cannot trust these corporate jack doodles with anything these days. Especially with our freedom!

My thoughts exactly! I do hope they remove it. But just disabling it would be enough, or maybe a compromise that leaves everyone unhappy - just like any good compromise would