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The ISO now boots straight into a GTK installer instead of dropping to a tty. Structure: - installer/arcline-installer: small GTK3 (Python) frontend that drives scripts/deploy-disk.sh — pick a disk, choose boot mode, type the device path to confirm, watch the deploy log, reboot. Pure helper logic is tested against lsblk (lowercase keys, pseudo-devices filtered). - scripts/build-live.sh: builds build/rootfs/<edition>-live by cloning the CLEAN rootfs and layering on live-boot, a minimal X session (Xorg + openbox), the installer, and the deploy tooling under /usr/lib/arcline (deploy-disk.sh + btrfs/init.sh + edition fstabs, laid out so the scripts' own path resolution works unchanged). - overlays/live/: arcline-installer.service + session script that start Xorg on vt1 (with -allow-root) and run the installer as the X client. - build-iso.sh: builds the live rootfs for the squashfs AND stages the clean rootfs archive into isofiles/install/ — the installer deploys the clean archive, so what's installed is the hardened system, never the live session with the installer in it. - Refactor: ARCLINE_LIVE handling removed from build-rootfs.sh and configure-system.sh (now lives entirely in build-live.sh). - validate.sh now checks overlays shell scripts + installer python. - docs updated (building.md, architecture.md, installer/README.md).
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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# Arcline OS — live session: start X on vt1 and launch the graphical installer.
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# Runs as root in the live session; Xorg needs -allow-root for that.
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set -euo pipefail
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export DISPLAY=:0
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# clear any stale lock from a previous session in the same live boot
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rm -f /tmp/.X0-lock /tmp/.X11-unix/X0
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exec xinit /usr/local/bin/arcline-installer -- \
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/usr/bin/Xorg -allow-root -nolisten tcp -keeptty :0 vt1
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