Fork pipewire 1:1.6.7-1 from Artix world repo with a patched
artix-pipewire-launcher that sets SUPPORT='YES' for dinit.
Previously the launcher treated dinit as unsupported (alongside
openrc), which broke XDG autostart of pipewire.desktop on
dinit-based systems. Users were told to use dinitctl instead.
This patch enables direct XDG autostart on dinit by changing:
dinit|openrc) SUPPORT='' ;;
to:
openrc) SUPPORT='' ;;
dinit|runit|s6) SUPPORT='YES' ;;
Add pipewire to packages.yaml so CI picks it up.
The QML files are designed for sidebar-at-top (logo, step name,
progress bar) and navigation-at-bottom (Back/Cancel/Next buttons
in a horizontal row). branding.desc had them reversed (sidebar
at bottom, navigation on right), causing the entire chrome to
render in the wrong positions — sidebar at bottom with inverted
shadow and progress bar, navigation as a vertical strip on the
right side.
Changed: sidebar: qml,top | navigation: qml,bottom
Slide 0 said 'A modern Arch Linux experience' - change to 'Artix Linux'
Slide 2 footer said 'Full access to Arch Linux repositories' - change to 'Artix Linux'
Bump pkgrel 19 -> 20
feat: reworked package index with tailwind, sorting, category filters, package metadata
chore: remove hal package (arch-specific, not compatible with artix)
- Remove calamares from packages.yaml: our fork stripped services-openrc,
Artix repo provides working calamares (3.4.2-4) with openrc support
- Add antergos-grub-theme to CI: uses real Antergos background + logo
from grub2-theme-antergos repo merged with Artix UI infrastructure
- Add antergos-live to CI: fork of artix-live with s/artix/antergos branding
- Bump calamares-branding-antergos-next pkgrel 12->13: settings now call
services-openrc instead of services-systemd, show.qml drops EndeavourOS,
calamares-next.sh targets /home/antergos not /home/liveuser
Calamares with -c flag looks for branding relative to the config
directory. Added symlinks:
/etc/calamares/branding → /usr/share/calamares/branding
/etc/calamares-offline/branding → /usr/share/calamares/branding
/etc/calamares-online/branding → /usr/share/calamares/branding
pkgrel 7→8
Both settings_offline.conf and settings_online.conf only searched
/etc/calamares/modules for modules, but Calamares' built-in modules
(welcome, locale, partition, etc.) are installed in
/usr/lib/calamares/modules/. Added both paths.
pkgrel 6→7
Cnchi was the heart of Antergos, but the GTK4 Python port proved
too unstable and maintenance-heavy for a solo dev to carry.
GTK4 Python bindings broke on every upstream release, the
codebase was brittle, and maintaining it consumed time that
should go into actual improvements.
Calamares is now the sole installer. It's mature, upstream-
supported, modular C++/Qt6, and with our branding package
it supports:
- Offline mode (GNOME squashfs, no internet needed)
- Online mode (8 DEs via netinstall)
- dracut initramfs
- zenity/kdialog launcher (calamares-next)
What changed:
- packages/cnchi/ deleted entirely
- packages.yaml: cnchi removed, memes kept
- antergos-next-memes: repurposed from 'Cnchi audio enhancements'
to generic 'Antergos NeXT welcome audio', path changed from
/usr/share/cnchi-memes/ to /usr/share/antergos-next-memes/
- calamares-branding show.qml: Cnchi line → Calamares line
- README: Cnchi table → HAL section, sources updated
The welcome app's startup jingle still works — the memes package
lives on, just without the Cnchi association.
c-ludenberg