Calamares grabs onto things


I’ve been working on Calamares, the Universal Linux Installer, for a little over two years – following up in the role Teo started. It’s used by Neon (for the dev version, not the user version) and Manjaro and lots of other Linux distributions. I’ve typically called it an installer for boutique distro’s, as opposed to the Big Five.
Well, Debian 11 has plans. And lubuntu uses it as well (and has for over six months).
Those seem pretty big.
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