customization templates: removed outdated text from user_commands.bas…

…h; added user-commands-before.bash

airootfs/root/endeavouros-skel-liveuser/src/etc/skel/user-commands-before.bash

@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+#!/bin/bash
+#
+# A template file for configuring the calamares installer.
+# This will be called before starting calamares.
+# The chosen install mode (offline or online) is the only parameter.
+#
+# To use this, add your required commands below.
+# You may also "uncomment" any of the examples below, if needed.
+
+install_mode="$1"     # value: 'offline' or 'online'
+
+## Example 1: set KDE-Desktop as default.
+# printf "\ndefault: KDE-Desktop\n" >> /etc/calamares/modules/packagechooser.conf
+
+## Example 2: change the default filesystem from ext4 to btrfs in virtualbox VM.
+# if [ "$(device-info --virtualbox)" = "yes" ] ; then
+#     sed -i /etc/calamares/modules/partition.conf -E \
+#         -e 's|^defaultFileSystemType:.*|defaultFileSystemType: "btrfs"|' \
+#         -e 's|^(availableFileSystemTypes:.*)"ext4","btrfs"|\1"btrfs","ext4"|'
+# fi

airootfs/root/endeavouros-skel-liveuser/src/etc/skel/user_commands.bash

@@ -22,7 +22,6 @@
 #   - etc.
 #
 # Example commands:
-#
 #     pacman -S --noconfirm --needed gufw geany chromium
 #     pacman -Rsn --noconfirm xed
 #     systemctl enable ufw
@@ -43,25 +42,8 @@
 #    Then you may write files under folder
 #        /home/$username
 #
-# For ISOs released before year 2022:
-#    Find your new username with command
-#        username=$(cat /tmp/new_username.txt)
-#
-# New installer feature at 2023-Feb-02:
-#    To help customizing calamares on the ISO, user_commands.bash will be called
-#    (as root) with 2 parameters:
-#        --iso-config
-#        "install_mode"     (one of: online, offline, community)
-#    before starting the calamares installer.
-#    For example:
-#        bash ~/user_commands.bash --iso-config online
-#
 #----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-# Full example (to try it, remove the first '#' from the lines below):
-#
-# #!/bin/bash
-#
-# # Note: needs ISO since year 2022
+# Full but artificial example (to try it, remove the first '#' from the lines below):
 #
 # username="$1"
 # echo "# Hello world!" >> /home/$username/.bashrc