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| title: Aegis Installer TUI | ||
| description: How to install Athena OS by Aegis Installer TUI. | ||
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| import ImageComponent from "@components/ImageComponent.astro"; | ||
| import ThemedImage from '@components/ThemedImage.astro'; | ||
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| [Aegis TUI](https://github.com/Athena-OS/aegis-tui) is a terminal user interface frontend of **Aegis**, a tailored installer developed and optimized specifically for Athena OS. | ||
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| To provide more accessible resources to the users, Aegis TUI provides a terminal interface to configure and install your systems according to your preferences. | ||
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| Aegis will improve over time in order to detect automatically your hardware. It means that the installer is able to detect your environment (baremetal or virtualized), your CPU and your GPU. According to this information, all the needed drivers are automatically installed with no any actions by your side. | ||
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| Aegis TUI can be run by running `aegis-tui` command and requires a working Internet connection. | ||
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| Its purpose is to create a JSON configuration file containing all the user choices that is used to feed the Aegis backend, the real brain of the installer. The JSON configuration file will be saved as `/tmp/config.json`. | ||
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| The installation logs will be saved to `/tmp/aegis.log` and copied to the installed system to `/var/log/aegis.log`. | ||
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| ### Installation | ||
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| Open the terminal and run: | ||
| ``` | ||
| aegis-tui | ||
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| #### Language | ||
| Availability: Easy and Advanced Installation. | ||
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| 1. Select the language | ||
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| #### Kernel | ||
| Availability: Advanced Installation. | ||
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| 2. Select your favourite kernel | ||
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| The Easy Installation will implement **Linux Zen kernel** by default. | ||
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| #### Environment | ||
| Availability: Advanced Installation. | ||
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| 3. Select your favourite environment | ||
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| :::note | ||
| The Easy Installation will install **GNOME environment** by default. | ||
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| #### Theme | ||
| Availability: Advanced Installation. | ||
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| 4. Select your favourite theme | ||
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| :::note | ||
| The Easy Installation will install **Blue Eyes theme** by default. | ||
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| #### Login Manager | ||
| Availability: Advanced Installation. | ||
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| 5. Select your favourite display manager for login | ||
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| :::note | ||
| The Easy Installation will install **GNOME Display Manager** by default. | ||
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| #### Shell | ||
| Availability: Advanced Installation. | ||
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| 6. Select your favourite shell | ||
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| :::note | ||
| The Easy Installation will install **Bash** by default. | ||
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| #### Terminal | ||
| Availability: Advanced Installation. | ||
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| 7. Select your favourite terminal | ||
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| :::note | ||
| The Easy Installation will install **GNOME Terminal** by default. | ||
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| #### Browser | ||
| Availability: Advanced Installation. | ||
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| 8. Select your favourite browser | ||
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| The Easy Installation will install **Firefox ESR** by default. | ||
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| #### Utilities | ||
| Availability: Advanced Installation. | ||
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| 9. Select your favourite utilities | ||
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| #### Location | ||
| Availability: Easy and Advanced Installation. | ||
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| 10. Select your location and timezone | ||
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| #### Keyboard | ||
| Availability: Easy and Advanced Installation. | ||
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| 11. Select your keyboard layout | ||
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| #### Users | ||
| Availability: Easy and Advanced Installation. | ||
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| 12. Set your user account | ||
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| #### Partition | ||
| Availability: Easy and Advanced Installation. | ||
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| 13. Select your partition according to the installation type you are going to. Check the **Installation** chapter related to your setup and follow there the partition scheme to implement: | ||
| * [Installing as single boot](/en/installation/install-single-boot/#partitioning) | ||
| * [Installing as dual boot with Linux or Windows](/en/installation/install-dual-boot/#partitioning) | ||
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| For virtual machine scenarios, just select **Erase disk** | ||
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| 14. Review the **Summary** and run the installation. | ||
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| During the installation, you can click on **Toggle log** button for reading in real time the installation logs. In case the installation gets some issues, Calamares provides to you a link to https://termbin.com where the logs are temporary saved in order to be accessed by the Athena OS team for troubleshooting. | ||
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| 15. If no errors have been raised during the installation phase, you are ready to use Athena OS! | ||
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