Arch Linux's Archinstall No Longer Treating LVM-Based Installs As "Beta"
Arch Linux's convenient text-based OS installer "archinstall" is out with a new release today that promotes Logical Volume Manager (LVM) based installs no longer as "beta" quality.
Archinstall 3.0.10 is now available and most notable is removing the "beta" flag from the LVM install options. The pull request removing the beta label from LVM on Archinstall had the comment last month:
To which Archinstall creator Anton Hvornum merged and commented:
In addition to LVM-based setup of Arch Linux no longer being marked as beta by Archinstall, Archinstall 3.0.10 also has a fix for PipeWire, disabling Btrfs snapshots when no subvolumes are defined, and other minor fixes.
Downloads and more details on the Archinstall 3.0.10 installer release via GitHub.
Archinstall 3.0.10 is now available and most notable is removing the "beta" flag from the LVM install options. The pull request removing the beta label from LVM on Archinstall had the comment last month:
"I think this has been soaking long enough to remove the (Beta) from the LVM menu entry"
To which Archinstall creator Anton Hvornum merged and commented:
"It's time to be brave! ^^"
In addition to LVM-based setup of Arch Linux no longer being marked as beta by Archinstall, Archinstall 3.0.10 also has a fix for PipeWire, disabling Btrfs snapshots when no subvolumes are defined, and other minor fixes.
Downloads and more details on the Archinstall 3.0.10 installer release via GitHub.