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Look at making other distro's installers compatible with script #6
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This may make the Ubiquity installer able to install other Ubuntu flavors. A little skeptical though because you would think Ubiquity would give you an interactive choice if it were that easy. http://edge2.blogspot.com/2017/04/convert-ubuntu-desktop-to-server.html |
The determination of how to abstract the various parts of the install process is i assume the most critical issue. I certainly don't want to start hacking up the code in a manner that is inappropriate, that being said. If the various components were put into functions this would provide a mechanism to support various features thru flags and still maintain code readability etc. Looking thru the script however you don't seem to like functions :) i don't want to introduce a code style that you would be unhappy with. I also think with the abstraction through functions all the various feature requests such as #15, #16, #25 would be a lot easier to implement. |
You're dead on. This grew from a simple pre/post ubiquity script. It was a very serialized process with many repeating strings. This has grown (or aspires) to be more than that. Functions would definitely help out. I appreciate you looking under the hood. |
I appreciate the collaboration. Awesome. Obviously keeping the script as contained as possible is the goal anything more would turn into a "full blown" installer. I don't believe either of us want that for this project. The workflow in providing ZFS on root is very well defined.
Ergo function zfs_setup() I make a branch and get coding, please feel free to pick the crap out of my suggestions. The only goal ever is to become a better hacker personally :) Cheers. |
Just quickly having a look at feature requests, if you are happy with the pull request. I think it goes without saying that all feature requests are relatively easy with the right abstractions. |
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