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AltraMayor
Live linux distros
Not really an issue but a question. Are these tools included on any live linux distros? I could see this being useful on my gparted live USB.
I remember that a user published years ago an image with some tools that included among them F3, but I can't remember his name. I'm going to leave this issue open with the hope that others can help with the answer.
Thank you for your reply.
I just got a reply from the maintainer of the live gparted iso, Steven ([email protected]) He said it should be no problem to add it to the next version. But more the merrier. 😁
Tim
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I remember that a user published years ago an image with some tools that included among them F3, but I can't remember his name. I'm going to leave this issue open with the hope that others can help with the answer.
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It's in the Arch User Repository (AUR), so if anyone is on Arch or its derivatives such as Manjaro / EndeavourOS live environment, they can install f3 by running:
# to make sure `base-devel` is installed for AUR:
$ sudo pacman -S --needed base-devel
# cloning git and compile:
$ git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/f3.git
$ cd f3
$ makepkg -si
Or if an AUR helper such as yay is installed, simply run:
$ yay -S f3
On Manjaro, if I remember correctly, an AUR helper pamac is already pre-installed, so one can either use the pamac GUI to install f3, or run:
$ pamac -S f3
