Add fws_windows.glade UI definition for Windows 11 dual-boot configuration screen in Anaconda installer. Implements spoke interface with disk selection, partition size configuration, Windows ISO image selection, and validation feedback. Supports UEFI/TPM 2.0 requirements for kernel-anticheat game compatibility.
Add new FWSWindowsSpoke to handle dual-boot Windows gaming configuration in the Anaconda GUI. This spoke allows users to:
- Enable/disable dual-boot Windows gaming mode
- Select a disk to dedicate to Windows
- Configure NTFS partition size (100-200 GiB default)
- Provide path to Windows 11 ISO
The spoke persists configuration to /tmp/fws-windows for processing by the kickstart script. It implements validation for disk selection, ISO path, and partition size constraints. Platform detection ensures the feature only appears on UEFI systems.
Add i3 X11 window manager as a desktop environment option with explicit VR compatibility information. Update Hyprland label to clarify it uses Wayland and is not VR compatible. Adjust position indices for subsequent radio button options.
Add i3 desktop environment option with X11 and VR compatibility note.
Update hyprland description to clarify Wayland protocol and VR incompatibility.
Both descriptions now include information about included applications (Firefox, SDDM).
Add i3 window manager as a desktop choice with X11 and SteamVR compatibility note. Update Hyprland description to clarify it uses Wayland and is not compatible with VR.
Add anaconda-summary-hub.glade file, a customized copy of anaconda 45.8's summary.glade without the "We won't touch your disks…" disclaimer label at the bottom of the hub.
This file is placed in a neutral path (usr/local/share/fws/) because mkarchiso applies the airootfs before pacstrap. Placing it at the anaconda package path would cause pacman to refuse installation due to filesystem conflicts. The live environment's .xinitrc copies this file to /usr/share/anaconda/ui/hubs/summary.glade during boot.
Delete the customized summary.glade file that was overlaying the anaconda package file. This file was previously used to hide the "We won't touch your disks…" message at the bottom of the installation summary hub.
Add a customized version of anaconda's summary.glade UI definition file to the baseline airootfs configuration. This file is based on anaconda 45.8 but with the "We won't touch your disks..." label removed from the bottom of the hub, allowing the overlay to mask the original package file without requiring an anaconda rebuild.
Add new Glade UI definition file for the FWS recap (summary before installation) spoke. This defines the AnacondaStandaloneWindow layout with a scrollable text view to display installation summary information.
Add FWSRecapSpoke, a standalone spoke that displays a comprehensive summary of user configuration choices and detected hardware before installation begins. The spoke intercepts the installation flow between the SummaryHub and ProgressSpoke, allowing users to review and modify their choices before any disk writes occur.
Features:
- Displays user-selected configuration (language, keyboard, timezone, users, partitioning, desktop, hostname)
- Shows detected hardware (virtualization, GPUs, disks, network status)
- Provides installation flow overview and warnings about automatic partitioning
- Implements back navigation to return to the hub for modifications
- Never marks as completed to ensure proper flow control in anaconda's action queue
Implement a new Anaconda spoke that allows users to select their preferred desktop environment (CLI, GNOME, KDE Plasma, Hyprland, or XFCE) during installation.
The spoke:
- Displays radio buttons for five desktop choices with CLI as the default
- Persists the selection to /tmp/fws-desktop for the kickstart %post script
- Supports revisiting the spoke and resuming previous selections
- Includes a GTK UI definition file (glade) with translatable labels
- Integrates as a SoftwareCategory spoke in the Anaconda installer
The implementation leverages Anaconda's runtime spoke discovery mechanism via the airootfs overlay, avoiding the need to rebuild the anaconda package.
- Add kernel copy step in %pre to ensure vmlinuz-linux is available for mkinitcpio
- Refactor xinitrc post-install log detection to use /tmp/fws-post-chroot.log copied by kickstart
- Add success detection based on mkinitcpio and grub-install log markers
- Display success screen and poweroff on successful installation, show debug logs on failure
- Add load_policy and setstatus stub scripts to suppress SELinux-related Anaconda warnings
- Force MBR partition table (--disklabel=msdos) for BIOS boot compatibility
- Create standard mkinitcpio preset to replace archiso-specific configuration
- Automatically inject lvm2 hook when root is on LVM
- Fix GRUB installation to properly extract disk path from lsblk output
- Downgrade version to 0.5.3 (development/testing release)
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