add flatpak to setup instructions and warn about jade taking a hashed password

axtloss/rework-partitioning
axtloss 2 years ago
parent 764916d1c8
commit a678a1f1cd

@ -67,16 +67,18 @@ jade networking getcryst.al --ipv6
### configure users ### configure users
```sh ```sh
# make a new user called nonRootHaver, without sudo and easytohack as the password # make a new user called nonRootHaver, without sudo and easytohack as the password
jade users newUser nonRootHaver easytohack # jade uses prehashed passwords for user creation, so you'll have to calculate the hash of the password
jade users newUser nonRootHaver $(openssl passwd -1 easytohack)
# make a user called rootHaver, with sudo and omgsosuperhardtohack as the password # make a user called rootHaver, with sudo and omgsosuperhardtohack as the password
jade users newUser rootHaver omgsosuperhardtohack --sudoer jade users newUser rootHaver $(openssl passwd -1 omgsuperhardtohack) --sudoer
``` ```
### set root password ### set root password
```sh ```sh
# set the root password to 'muchSecurity,veryHardToHack' # set the root password to 'muchSecurity,veryHardToHack'
jade users rootPass muchSecurity,veryHardToHack # the same hashing thing goes for root passwords
jade users rootPass $(openssl passwd -1 muchSecurity,veryHardToHack)
``` ```
### install a desktop environment ### install a desktop environment
@ -93,6 +95,11 @@ jade desktops gnome
jade setup-timeshift jade setup-timeshift
``` ```
### setup flatpak
```sh
jade flatpak
```
### debug logging ### debug logging
debug messages: debug messages:

@ -147,11 +147,14 @@ fn install_kde() {
fn install_gnome() { fn install_gnome() {
install(vec![ install(vec![
"xorg", "gnome-shell",
"gnome", "nautilus",
"gnome-tweaks", "gnome-terminal",
"chrome-gnome-shell", "gnome-control-center",
"xdg-user-dirs",
"gdm", "gdm",
"xorg",
"gnome-tweaks".
]); ]);
enable_dm("gdm"); enable_dm("gdm");
} }

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