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Redesigning the Calamares of Carli

Redesigning the Calamares of Carli

OLD LOOKNEW LOOKThe video discusses the user's work on customizing the Carli project and the Calamares installer with a new theme and color scheme. Here's a summary of the key points: Interface Changes: The user moved the application menu from the top to the left side...

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Updating ArchIso and Calamares – workflow process

Updating ArchIso and Calamares – workflow process

In this video series, we're diving into Carli, a project designed for creating custom Arch Linux ISOs. Here, you'll learn how to build, modify, and maintain your own Linux distribution using Archiso and the Calamares installer. Carli Overview Carli is more than just...

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A comprehensive guide to iso building

A comprehensive guide to iso building

a comprehensive guideto iso buildingThis guide aims to be complete.This guide will point you to the information you need.This guide will become gradually more difficult as the numbering increases.This guide will point you to the tutorials from the CARLI project.This...

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8 creating a gpg key to sign our Carli packages

8 creating a gpg key to sign our Carli packages

In this article we create a key to sign our packages. We follow this article to create the key. http://www.arcolinuxiso.com/create-a-key-to-sign-your-packages/ Ensure you create a good personal and private keyword. Use lastpass or bitwarden or other password...

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Create a key to sign your packages

Create a key to sign your packages

Start by reading these pages to get a background notion of what we are going to do. We want to sign our packages with our personal and unique key so that pacman knows that that particular package is without a doubt created by one particular person and that there can...

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How to make a package and include it in your repo

How to make a package and include it in your repo

  We are showing you how to make a package and will post it later on the ArcoLinux repo. We surf to the AUR packages website of Arch Linux and look for xfce4-panel-profiles. We download the snapshot and extract it. The PKGBUILD file is your recipe to create a...

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