0% found this document useful (0 votes)
161 views6 pages

Install Iso With Linuxloop

The document provides a comprehensive installation guide for the Linuxloops script on various Linux distributions, requiring an x86_64 computer with UEFI BIOS and at least 14 GB of free space. It details the necessary packages for different distributions, instructions for using both GUI and CLI installers, and options for declarative configuration. Additionally, it includes finalization steps for both disk and disk image installations, along with support information via Discord.

Uploaded by

Mustika Rionaldy
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
0% found this document useful (0 votes)
161 views6 pages

Install Iso With Linuxloop

The document provides a comprehensive installation guide for the Linuxloops script on various Linux distributions, requiring an x86_64 computer with UEFI BIOS and at least 14 GB of free space. It details the necessary packages for different distributions, instructions for using both GUI and CLI installers, and options for declarative configuration. Additionally, it includes finalization steps for both disk and disk image installations, along with support information via Discord.

Uploaded by

Mustika Rionaldy
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 6

8/5/25, 11:41 AM linuxloops/Readme/Install-with-linux.

md at main · sebanc/linuxloops · GitHub

sebanc / linuxloops Public

Code Issues 4 Pull requests Discussions Actions Projects Se

linuxloops / Readme / Install-with-linux.md

sebanc GUI installer: Use pywebview GTK interface 2e05f67 · 3 months ago

148 lines (113 loc) · 7.53 KB

Preview Code Blame Raw

License GPL-3.0 Issues 4 open Discord Join

Installation from Linux

Requirements

x86_64 based computer with UEFI BIOS.


Administrator access.
A drive with at least 14 GB available space.

Install guide

1. Download the Linuxloops script:

curl -L https://github.com/sebanc/linuxloops/raw/refs/heads/main/linuxloops -
O --create-dirs --output-dir ~/bin

2. Launch the Linuxloops script

To use the GUI installer, install the below packages depending on your
distribution:
Debian / Ubuntu based distributions: sudo apt install curl xz-utils
python3-venv python3-gi gir1.2-gtk-3.0 gir1.2-webkit2-4.1

https://github.com/sebanc/linuxloops/blob/main/Readme/Install-with-linux.md 1/6
8/5/25, 11:41 AM linuxloops/Readme/Install-with-linux.md at main · sebanc/linuxloops · GitHub

Arch based distributions: sudo pacman -Syu --needed curl gnupg xz


python-gobject gtk3 webkit2gtk-4.1

RHEL based distributions: sudo dnf install curl gnupg xz python3-


gobject gtk3 webkit2gtk4.1

OpenSUSE: sudo zypper in curl gnupg xz python3-gobject gtk3 typelib-


1_0-WebKit2-4_1

Void: sudo xbps-install -Syu curl xz python3-gobject gtk+3 webkit2gtk


Gentoo: sudo emerge app-arch/xz-utils net-misc/curl dev-lang/python
net-libs/webkit-gtk:4.1

NixOS: No packages to install (the necessary packages will be installed by


linuxloops for use in nix-shell environment)

Start linuxloops in GUI mode:


bash ${HOME}/bin/linuxloops

To use the CLI installer:

Make sure that curl and xz programs are installed.

List of command line flags:

Usage: bash ${HOME}/bin/linuxloops -distro <distribution name> -ver


<distribution version> -env <environment name> -dst <disk name or
disk image path>
-distro, --distribution <distribution name> (Distribution
to install)
-ver, --version <version name> (Distribution
version to install)
-env, --environment <environment name> (Environment
to install)
-dst, --destination <disk name or disk image path> (e.g.
/dev/sda or /ubuntu.img)
-s, --size <total install size> (number in
GB, minimum 14GB)
-z, --swapsize <swap size> (number in
GB)
-b, --btrfs (Use btrfs
for the root filesystem)
-r, --rootfs-compression (Enable
standard btrfs compression, implies -b)
-e, --encrypt (Encrypt the
root filesystem)
-a, --autologin (Enable user
autologin)
https://github.com/sebanc/linuxloops/blob/main/Readme/Install-with-linux.md 2/6
8/5/25, 11:41 AM linuxloops/Readme/Install-with-linux.md at main · sebanc/linuxloops · GitHub
--efi-name (EFI
partition name)
--efi-mountoptions (EFI
partition specific mountoptions)
--boot-name (Boot
partition name)
--boot-mountoptions (Boot
partition specific mountoptions)
--root-name (Root
partition name)
--root-mountoptions (Root
partition specific mountoptions)
-A, --add-partition <partition details> (Add a
partition according to the below format:
<mountpoint>*
<name>*<fstype>*<mountoptions>*<size(in GB)>*<encryption>
ex:
/home*Home*ext4*noatime,discard*20*Yes)
-H, --hostname (Provide a
specific hostname)
-L, --locale <locale> (specify
locale to be used, by default "en_US")
-K, --keymap <keymap> (specify
keymap to be used, by default "us")
-T, --timezone <timezone> (specify
timezone to be used, by default "UTC")
-n, --nvidia (Install
nvidia drivers)
-S, --surface (Add patches
for Surface devices from github.com/linux-surface)
-c, --custom-packages (list of
additional packages to be installed - space separated)
-C, --custom-script (bash script
that should be run at the end of the install process)
-k, --kernel-parameters (specific
kernel parameters to be applied - space separated)
-m, --custom-mirror <mirror details> (Add a custom
mirror according to the below format:
<repository>*
<mirror>
ex:
Arch*https://mirrors.kernel.org/archlinux)
-p, --user-password-for-encryption (Use user
account password for encryption)
-g, --grub-hide (Hide the
GRUB Bootloader)
-G, --generate-declarative-config <config_file_path> (Generate a
declarative configuration file)
-d, --apply-declarative-config <config_file_path> (Use a

https://github.com/sebanc/linuxloops/blob/main/Readme/Install-with-linux.md 3/6
8/5/25, 11:41 AM linuxloops/Readme/Install-with-linux.md at main · sebanc/linuxloops · GitHub
declarative configuration file)
-l, --list (List
available distributions and environments)
-lb, --list-btrfs (Confirms if
btrfs is supported for chosen distribution/version)
-ld, --list-distributions (List
available distributions)
-le, --list-environments (List
available environments for chosen distribution/version)
-ll, --list-locales (List
available locales)
-lk, --list-keymaps (List
available keymaps)
-ln, --list-nvidia (Confirms if
nvidia proprietary driver is supported for chosen
distribution/version)
-ls, --list-surface (Confirms if
Surface devices patches are supported for chosen
distribution/version)
-lt, --list-timezones (List
available timezones)
-lv, --list-versions (List
available versions for chosen distribution)
-h, --help (Display this
menu)

The main parameters are: the distribution, the version, the environment and the
destination. Use the below command to list available distributions, versions and
environments:
bash ${HOME}/bin/linuxloops -l

As an example:
bash ${HOME}/bin/linuxloops -distro Ubuntu -ver 24.04 -env Plasma/Full -dst
/dev/sdX -e will install Ubuntu 24.04 with the complete kde environment on the
drive /dev/sdX with encryption.
bash ${HOME}/bin/linuxloops -distro Arch -ver Current -env Cinnamon -dst
~/arch.img -s 30 -S will install Arch with the cinnamon desktop environment and

linux-surface patches in a 30 GB image located at /home/username/arch.img.

To use the Declarative installer:

Have a look at the declarative configuration examples available here:


Declarative configuration examples

https://github.com/sebanc/linuxloops/blob/main/Readme/Install-with-linux.md 4/6
8/5/25, 11:41 AM linuxloops/Readme/Install-with-linux.md at main · sebanc/linuxloops · GitHub

The main parameters are: the distribution, the version and the environment. Use the
below command to list available distributions and environments:
bash ${HOME}/bin/linuxloops -l

Create your own declarative configuration and run the below command to start the
install:
bash ${HOME}/bin/linuxloops -d <path_to_your_declarative_configuration>

3. Finalisation (For disk installs)

Once install is complete, reboot your computer and choose your drive in the UEFI
BIOS boot menu.

If Secure Boot is enabled, you should see the blue shim screen, select "Enroll key
from disk" -> EFI -> Ubuntu.der, confirm and reboot your computer.

3. Finalisation (For disk image installs)

Create a the grub configuration needed to boot the image (according to the previous
example):

cat /etc/grub.d/40_custom ~/arch.img.grub.txt | sudo tee


/etc/grub.d/99_linuxloops

Commit the new entries to Grub.

sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg

If Secure Boot is enabled, enroll the Secure Boot DER certificate:

sudo mokutil --import ~/arch.img.der

Choose a password, reboot your computer, you should see a blue screen, select
"Enroll MOK" and validate with your chosen password.

Start the Linuxloops grub entry from your Linux distribution's grub menu.

Support

Support for Linuxloops is provided in the dedicated section of the Brunch Discord
server:

Discord Join

https://github.com/sebanc/linuxloops/blob/main/Readme/Install-with-linux.md 5/6
8/5/25, 11:41 AM linuxloops/Readme/Install-with-linux.md at main · sebanc/linuxloops · GitHub

https://github.com/sebanc/linuxloops/blob/main/Readme/Install-with-linux.md 6/6

You might also like