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It's been a minute since I used Arch Install, but a killer feature would be if it did wifi connection for you too. Iirc you have to connect to wifi from terminal before usage
(And before someone says iTs So EaSy, 1. No it's not and 2. Even if it was, that's an extra step)
even if it had the utility for it you'd be fighting shitty drivers every step of the way glares at broadcom
I also use curses when installing arch.
Hopefully it gets easier so I can use n(o)curses
I honestly can't believe it wasn't curses based already
I use EndeavourOS btw
One time I used archinstall, it randomly crashed and then worked after a few attempts, I hope it works better now
I was able to set my Framework laptop with it but wifi was spotty so I had to wire it up to the switch