bluetooth definitely needs to be an option in the installer or the welcome app
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To be clear, Bluetooth is installed by default only it isn’t enabled by default.
Before issuing such a statement, read up on it in this thread, please.
Full BT support is included in EnOS out-of-the-box.
Of course, it cannot, and will not support all the world’s newest drivers for some HW chipsets just recently on sale!
No Linux distro could be doing that, although support for Nvidia/AMD are taking up more than 85% of Kernel space already, which in itself seems a hoot for mankind.
“If they only knew!”
“If they only started thinking for themselves!”
“If they only started taking responsibility for their own actions…”
I stand corrected. Or sit corrected at least. But I think a button on the welcome app might be an option to consider.
There already is one, it brings the user to the Discovery article to enable it.
Come on, you know I mean an “enable” button, not a link to the how to enable procedure.
Besides, what if the machine isn’t connected to the internet for some reason?
I assume that would be a HUGE problem with ANY distro or OS, right? ![]()
Learn to script, run the script, automate your process…
You can use bash. A recent discussion is here:
But that’s probably not what you are looking for. If willing to learn you will have a blast. If you want out of the box, I suggest use Pop OS or Linux Mint.
Edit: and here a nice example how to add packages to install automatically
https://discovery.endeavouros.com/installation/customizing-the-endeavouros-install-process/2022/03/
Jeez!
You have no business using arch lol.

…to flush your reasonings down the tubes, perhaps.
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Big enough?

Go big or go home. If it doesn’t take up the entire window it’s too small. ![]()
Perhaps for you, only?
understanding how systemd is working is the second thing to start LEARNING after arch-chroot on your list… (may first also)
These threads always remind me of
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This post should be framed somewhere
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We just need the magic button! Wish for it and click. It will happen. ![]()