Jade is the backend and TUI installer for crystal linux.
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Jade is the backend and TUI installer for crystal linux.

Use the TUI (not implemented yet)

just run
jade

Backend usage

autopartition the drive

# autopartition /dev/sda with efi enabled
jade partition auto /dev/sda --efi

# autopartition /dev/nvmen0 with efi disabled
jade partition auto /dev/nvmen0

install base packages

jade install-base

install bootloader

# install as efi with esp being /boot/efi
jade bootloader grub-efi /boot/efi

# install as legacy on /dev/sda
jade bootloader grub-legacy /dev/sda

generate fstab

jade genfstab

configuring locale settings

# set the keyboard layout to colemak, the timezone to Europe/Berlin and set en_US.UTF-8 as the locale
jade locale colemak Europe/Berlin en_US.UTF-8 UTF-8

configure network settings

# set the hostname to getcryst.al with ipv6 disabled
jade networking getcryst.al 

# set the hostname to getcryst.al with ipv6 enabled
jade networking getcryst.al --ipv6

configure users

# make a new user called nonRootHaver, without sudo and easytohack as the password
# 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
jade users newUser rootHaver $(openssl passwd -1 omgsuperhardtohack) --sudoer

set root password

# set the root password to 'muchSecurity,veryHardToHack'
# the same hashing thing goes for root passwords
jade users rootPass $(openssl passwd -1 muchSecurity,veryHardToHack)

install a desktop environment

# install onyx
jade desktops onyx

# install gnome
jade desktops gnome

setup timeshift

jade setup-timeshift

setup flatpak

jade flatpak

debug logging

debug messages:

jade -v

traces:

jade -vv

How to build:

Tested on latest Cargo (1.60.0-nightly)


Debug/development builds

  • cargo build

Optimised/release builds

  • cargo build --release

Non-secret Secret

echo "JADE_UWU=true" >> ~/.zshrc
echo "JADE_UWU=true" >> ~/.bashrc
set -Ux JADE_UWU true

if you want to have your log and crash output be "cute"