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Split PKGBUILD to have a desktop-installer and a standalone build #21
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With this, it will build 3 packages
archinstall-gui-server
The server that runs in the background and is needed to install
archinstall-gui-standalone
That's the (chromium based) full screen launcher, that was there before
archinstall-gui-desktop
is a menu entry that launches the default browser of the desktop and moves to http://127.0.0.1.
This split is important in cases people want to create an Archiso with desktop environment or a WM, where we don't need a full screen window or logic to start up X, but a menu entry.
It also comes with a nice Icon

It also uses git directly to get the sources, because I can't see a reason to not use it.