This toolkit aims to be an all-in-one solution for post-installation, expediting your Arch setup. It's offered as use at your own risk type of thing, without much support. You will have to rely on yourself and your own knowledge and ability to do research your setup. For more detailed info visit the Wiki.
First off let me say that everything this awesome toolkit provides is and will forever be optional and up to you the user. I will never force anything on you.
- Check the code 1st :
For security, don't just run script, without inspecting it first. So before using Curl command you can examine it => HERE
Now, once you have inspected the code, just run this simple curl command to get started :
bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://tinyurl.com/xtoolkit)"
It will prompt you before injecting as in adding the XeroLinux repository, where from it will then prompt you, should you agree, as to which AUR helper you prefer, then proceed to do so then install and launch the toolkit.. Again only if you agree..
You can access toolkit by either typing xero-cli -m in terminal or from the application menu via the XeroLinux Post Installation Toolkit shortcut.. Just close terminal window once done using it lol ;)
It's crucial to clarify that this toolkit isn't intended for custom Arch-Based distros. While some elements might function, I can't ensure seamless compatibility due to potential conflicts arising from differing tweaks and repositories. To ensure optimal performance, it's strongly recommended for use on a clean Pure-Arch install executed through the ArchInstall script.
When it comes to GPU Drivers, toolkit covers most common setups. It currently does NOT cover the AMD+nVidia Hybrid ones. For those you will have to consult online documentation, sorry. Anyway, by answering the prompts correctly you will have your system(s) up and running in no time at all. Even Kernel modiules will load for nVidia. If you have any issues let me know here...
No 3rd party Kernels are provided by this toolkit. So if you install any, please remember to include their headers for seamless functionality of anything that relies on DKMS (Dynamic Kernel Modules).
If you can/want to Contribute your knowledge improving this toolkit taking it above and beyond, making it the defacto for every Arch user, please see Here for more information.