kl-installer and grub2config, for testing.

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KL Installer: Simplifying Your Installation Experience

A user-friendly tool designed specifically for KL distributions. The goal is to enable every user, regardless of their experience level, to install KL easily and without complications.

KL Installer comes with grub2config, streamlining the installation of GRUB and ensuring it is perfectly configured for KL distributions. This makes the process simpler and more efficient.


How it works:

You must choose the partition where you want to install. If you want to create a bootable USB, the USB must be mounted for it to be recognized.

Name a folder; the files from the ISO will be copied into this folder. The folder name should not contain spaces.

Select which ISO you are going to use.

Finally, click Install and wait for the process to complete.


To install the void package, we need to remove the grub2config located in doc, because it gave me an error and prevented me from installing the package.

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rm -r -f /usr/share/doc/grub2config

Then we install these packages so that the GUI works.

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sudo xbps-install -S shiboken2
sudo xbps-install -S python3-pyside2

ARCH.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/pmv03ua4 ... kg.tar.zst

Debian

https://www.mediafire.com/file/4nkzclee ... _amd64.deb

Here is the pot file for anyone who can help with locales, so we can translate the GUI. It already includes locales in Spanish.

KL_installer.pot.tar

fake.tar

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[josejp2424]

It is for testing and to see if we can improve it. What could we add?

[josejp2424]

I just heard that the GUI didn’t start for them. But it turns out that it extracted from the Arch archive. If you try to use the extracted Arch GUI in Void, it won’t work. The libraries are different. Here I’m leaving you the sources for both.

sources.

arch
https://www.mediafire.com/file/jbec48gk ... rch.tar.gz

void

https://www.mediafire.com/file/nq5dtzwy ... oid.tar.gz