Ilesh Thiada

> I am not sure this will preserve pre-configuration performed by the modpack creator I don't really understand what you mean? Do you think there should be more user customisability...

This would require a fundamentally different method of dealing with modpacks. What about we keep the existing modpacks, and if you're a tinkerer, you can import a modpack's mods into...

> would it be possible to also transfer any other configuration files? The copy of the modpack potentially wouldn't work at all without it. Yeah, that's one of the downfalls...

Nope. If something has been implemented, the issue will be closed :)

> `ferium list # empty? I'd assume the modpack mod list to be included here with some metadata` This just lists the mods in the current profile. To list the...

I recommend that you read the documentation on [adding a modpack](https://github.com/gorilla-devs/ferium#adding-modpacks), [installing it](https://github.com/gorilla-devs/ferium#upgrading-modpacks), and [managing it](https://github.com/gorilla-devs/ferium#managing-modpacks).

> happy to write a PR for it! I'd appreciate that! I'm currently not really sure how to clarify something like this, a PR would be of great help! >...

For now, you can actually add all your regular mods (when selecting 1.18.2). Then when upgrading, all the mods that are compatible will still be downloaded even though there were...

Ferium does not have support for arm linux yet

For now, you can try compiling from source by installing Rust, cloning the repo, and running `just install`