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Insane graphical installer. You cannot install an os with just serial console access.
We’re using Firefox to render the UI when you’re installing locally. (There’s no Chromium or Electron involved.)
Both are insane.
These changes look great.
i've unwittingly separated myself from the general linux user experience in my march towards becoming a professional grey beard and seeing old project names that i had forgotten about in the last 15ish years, like anaconda, gives me goosebumps when the memories flood back in.
posts like this make me glad that i decided to build my next daily driver exactly how most people here do it and i wonder if the skills that i've acquired since the last time i did this will help any.