write it to usb first:
sudo dd bs=4M if=out/nganjo-os-*.iso of=/dev/sdX status=progress oflag=syncmake sure uefi is enabled in bios. legacy bios wont work.
boot from usb and it will auto login to the live session as user nganjo.
click the install icon on the desktop or run nganjo-installer in terminal.
follow the steps in calamares:
- pick language
- pick keyboard
- partition your disk
- create your user
- hit install
reboot when its done.
first thing to do after booting into your installed system:
sudo nganjo-setupthis sets up the firewall, installs yay, fixes mirrors, adds flathub etc.
| user | password |
|---|---|
| nganjo | nganjo |
| root | nganjo |
these are only for the live session. you set your own password during install.
if you're doing manual partitioning:
- efi partition: 512mb, fat32
- root
/: 20gb+, ext4 or btrfs - no swap needed, zram handles that automatically
black screen on boot — use the VM/fallback boot entry in grub, it adds nomodeset
calamares missing — connect to internet and run yay -S calamares
no sound — run:
systemctl --user enable --now pipewire pipewire-pulse wireplumber