# windvn

Devuan Linux for Windows users  
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# TO-DO
- More complex setup

# How to "build"
## Prerequisites
- You need to use Devuan or windvn
- `apt install debootstrap grub-common grub-pc-bin grub-efi-ia32-bin grub-efi-amd64-bin mtools squashfs-tools xorriso`
---
1. **Get into the windvn environment:**
```
windvn$ sudo bash
windvn# source shell
windvn-i386_chimaera_2022.08.10-18.38.01:windvn>
```
2. **Make chroot:**
```
# By default, windvn builds in 32-bit. If you want 64-bit, run:
# source wdvn-env-amd64
wdvn-make "$(wdvn-name)" base hardware hardware-proprietary graphical graphical-xfce4 live finish
```
You can get rid of the following components, if you don't wish for them:
- *Proprietary hardware support:* hardware-proprietary
- *Boot support (chroot only):* hardware, hardware-proprietary, live
- *ISO support:* live
- *Graphical desktop:* graphical, graphical-xfce4

If you want to use a system with less than 256MB of RAM (minimum 128MB), add legacy after finish. This will make the ISO unbootable on most media but for CD/DVD.

3. **Make ISO:**
```
wdvn-image-iso "$(wdvn-name)" "$(wdvn-name).iso"
```

You can now put that ISO on a DVD (CD if you configured it small enough) or USB.

# Notice

This project is not affiliated with Devuan.

Devuan is a registered trademark of the Dyne.org foundation. Debian is a registered trademark of Software in the Public Interest, Inc. Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds.