Shell scripts that save you time of installing and setting up Arch Linux.

These scripts are not fully tested. Play at your own risk.

• Install Arch Linux
• Setup Gnome Desktop Environment
• Install and setup some softwares
• Almost unattended

In fact, it is just a collection of commands which I'll run when installing Arch Linux manually.

To use these scripts, you must have:

• Booted an installation medium. (See Getting and installing Arch for help)
• Prepared your storage devices (See Partition the disks for help)

Of course, you should also make these scripts available in your installing process. You can use any way you like, for example:

• Save them in your installation medium or other storage devices you can access while installing
• Save them anywhere you can download from while installing

Since git in not available in official ISO files, git clone while installing won't be a good idea.

Change these scripts as you like before executing them.

1. After you've prepared your storage devices, cd into this directory, and run:

   ./install.sh
   

2. Reboot and login into Gnome Desktop Environments
3. Open a terminal and run /archlinux-installer/setup_extra.sh
4. Reboot

In case some script failed, solve the problem and rerun it. Optionally, remove the commands that has be succefully run from the script before rerunning it to save time.

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