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Welcome to the official documentation for the Architect Script — a modular, customizable post-installation script designed to automate and standardize the configuration of an Arch Linux system after a fresh install using archinstall.
This wiki does not aim to teach you how to manually perform each step, but rather to provide a clear and detailed explanation of what the script does in each stage: which packages it installs, what settings it applies, what services it enables, and why.
Every section corresponds to a logical part of the script and helps you understand:
- ✅ What the script installs or configures
- 🧠 Why it’s included (context, performance, compatibility)
- 🛠️ What it impacts in your system
- 🔍 Where to find or customize it if needed
The script is modular — you can choose what to activate during execution. This documentation is here to help you understand what happens under the hood, not to replace it with a manual process.
| Section | Description |
|---|---|
| 🏠 Home | Project overview, disclaimer, and script access. |
| 🛠️ 01: Archinstall | Expected base install before running Architect. |
| 📦 02: Pacman | What pacman.conf is modified and why. |
| ⚙️ 03: System | System tweaks (kernel headers, sysctl, etc.). |
| 🚀 04: AUR | How the script handles yay/paru setup. |
| 🧰 05: Useful Packages | Overview of the default packages proposed. |
| 🖨️ 06: Printers | Printer support and driver management. |
| 🎮 07: GPU | GPU drivers detection, install logic, and quirks. |
| 🔊 08: Sound | PipeWire setup and audio backend configuration. |
| 🖥️ 09: DE | Desktop environments and login managers. |
| 🛡️ 10: Firewall | Firewalld setup and automatic rules injection. |
| 📦 11: Grub BTRFS | Timeshift snapshots + GRUB Btrfs integration. |
| 🧱 12: Softwares | Optional user software (browser, gaming, office). |
ℹ️ You don’t need to run the commands manually. This wiki is here to show you what the script does, so you understand and trust each action it performs on your system.