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@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ I know my bash skills are not great, so help is always welcome! And help is want
If you know bash well, you will be able to help! Just make a pull request with your changes!
Just remember to add comments to document the work and explain it for people who are less familiar with the bash syntax or anything else you use. 😄
Also if you know english, you can just help proof reading. English is not my native language, plus I have dyslexia so I often make spelling mistakes.
Also if you know English, you can help by just proof reading. English is not my native language, plus I have dyslexia so I often make spelling mistakes.
Proof reading is still contribution!
## TODO
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* ~~Fetch the ID for the GPUs and generate the correct kernel arguments for grub and systemd-boot~~
* ~~Dump the GPU rom, just in case it will be needed for passthrough~~ (no rom patching planned due to complexity)
* Get help to actually make the scripts better
* A non hacky menu system? (I will need help by some bash wizards for this)
* Colored highlight/text for important information?
* A non-hacky menu system? (I will need help by some bash wizards for this)
* Coloured highlight/text for important information?
* Blacklist drivers? (some cards require blacklisting as softdep is not enough)
* Install vendor_reset kernel module? (maybe far future)
* Setup looking-glass? (far future maybe)
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### Why bash?
I wanted the dependencies to be minimal without the need for compilation and not have a potential breaking change in the future (like with the transition from python2 to python3).
I wanted the dependencies to be minimal without the need for compilation and to avoid potential breaking changes in the future (like with the transition from python2 to python3).
I know enough bash to make things work, but I am in no way a professional in writing bash scripts as I usually write python and golang.