Hi, I posted on reddit also but no replies so I’m posting here too;
I’m looking to have a simplified custom openSUSE tumbleweed .iso created by open build service.
All I want is LXQT (and its base apps from the LXQT pattern) with a custom openbox theme, nice looking wallpaper and custom cursors. Base, enhanced_base, x11 and fonts pattern plus of course yast2-firstboot in the normal openSUSE TW installation order.
Flatpak and the mobile pattern should also be included if installing on a laptop. This yast thing might also be useful for providing a nice GUI for installing and updating applications and the OS, and as a modern responsive control panel, I don’t know.
No Firefox, instead Brave browser with the debloat custom settings from privacyguides.
And of course automatic update notifications every week, like any normal OS should have.
A cool extra but not necessary option would be to make the installable apps from the recommended tools section on privacyguides optionally installable when installing the OS. Maybe labwc and wayland &/ some neat window managers like hyprland or even dwm would be cool options to have also.
This should be simple and straightforward and take no more than a few minutes to build using the openSUSE open build service, right?
My only small problem is that I can’t seem to find the simplified form in the open build service to do this simple task. I tried, but it’s all containers, images, templates, etc. and I can’t find simple custom .iso maker… pls help
Select Tumbleweed
Select LXQT under desktop environments. Choose wallpaper, theme & cursor theme.
Select Brave under web-browsers and add custom debloated settings.
Leave the non-intrusive silent system update notifications checkbox under YAsT options checked
Click Build ISO and select x86_64, wait a split second for it to build then create a neat netboot iPXE URL: obs.dev/fgsfds
Boot into that old pc and click escape while booting then choose netboot, type the URL: obs.dev/fgsfds
Select language, keyboard layout, create a user + superuser, partition disk, connect wifi
Realize I want dwl on this computer instead, change it in the installer in a split second
Click install, go make a cup of coffee, all done installing when i come back
Go to OBS, create another iso, this time auto-installing slowroll with silent updates and a secret superuser password only I know and a user without password, a basic preconfigured ad-blocking web browser with a few custom bookmarks and office icon on desktop; obs.dev/grm
Call grandma, tell her to dust-off that old computer of hers and instruct her to boot the URL obs.dev/grm
Wake up… obs.dev avaliable for registration… wrong timeline, back to sleep.