expand swappable component options

README.md

@@ -17,21 +17,22 @@ package manager that simply runs the commands in each recipe. No binary
 packages, no opaque package machinery. The whole system — toolchain included —
 is compiled from original source.
 
-Runit handles services. The standard Linux kernel drives the hardware.
-`nmtui` manages networking. Nothing you didn't ask for ends up on the disk.
+Nothing is fixed. Nothing you didn't ask for is forced on you.
 
-## The differentiator: craft your system at install time
+## The differentiator: everything is swappable
 
 Keru's installer is a TUI that walks you through designing your exact machine
-*before* it ever boots:
+*before* it ever boots. Every major component is selectable:
 
-- **init system** — Runit (default), s6, OpenRC, systemd
-- **C library** — glibc or musl
-- **filesystem** — ext4, btrfs, xfs, zfs, f2fs
-- **kernel** — linux, linux-lts, linux-hardened
+- **init system** — Runit (default), s6, OpenRC, systemd, busybox init, and more
+- **C library** — glibc, musl, uClibc-ng, and more
+- **filesystem** — ext4, btrfs, xfs, zfs, f2fs, jfs, reiserfs, swap, and more
+- **kernel** — linux, linux-lts, linux-hardened, linux-cachyos, and more
+- **kernel parameters, locale, clock, keymap** — all configurable
 
-Swappable at install time, fixed at first boot. The system that lands on your
-disk is precisely the one you chose.
+Every init, every libc, every filesystem, everything. The selections are made
+during install and fixed at first boot. The system that lands on your disk is
+precisely the one you chose.
 
 ## Repository layout
 

installer/install.sh

@@ -49,16 +49,16 @@ pick() { # prompt, array-of-labels, defaults -> writes choice to $CHOICE
 # ---- swappable selections ------------------------------------------------
 banner "Keru OS — craft your system"
 
-pick "Init system" runit  runit s6 openrc systemd
+pick "Init system" runit  runit s6 openrc systemd busybox-init sysvinit dinit shepherd
 INIT="$CHOICE"
 
-pick "C library" glibc glibc musl
+pick "C library" glibc glibc musl uclibc-ng
 LIBC="$CHOICE"
 
-pick "Filesystem" ext4 ext4 btrfs xfs zfs f2fs
+pick "Filesystem" ext4 ext4 ext2 ext3 btrfs xfs zfs f2fs jfs reiserfs
 TARGET_FS="$CHOICE"
 
-pick "Kernel" linux linux linux-lts linux-hardened
+pick "Kernel" linux linux linux-lts linux-hardened linux-cachyos linux-zen
 KERNEL="$CHOICE"
 
 pick "Network tools" nmtui networkmanager nmtui connman

profile/make.conf

@@ -9,23 +9,23 @@
 ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
 # Which init system gets installed
-#   runit  (default) | s6 | openrc | systemd
+#   runit (default) | s6 | openrc | systemd | busybox-init | sysvinit | dinit | shepherd
 INIT=runit
 
 # Which libc the toolchain and packages build against
-#   glibc (default) | musl
+#   glibc (default) | musl | uclibc-ng
 LIBC=glibc
 
 # Which filesystem the target root is formatted as
-#   ext4 (default) | btrfs | xfs | zfs | f2fs
+#   ext4 (default) | ext2 | ext3 | btrfs | xfs | zfs | f2fs | jfs | reiserfs | swap
 TARGET_FS=ext4
 
 # Which kernel you want built
-#   linux (sane default) | linux-lts | linux-hardened
+#   linux (default) | linux-lts | linux-hardened | linux-cachyos | linux-zen
 KERNEL=linux
 
 # Base package set pulled into every install
-BASE_PACKAGES=(base toolchain kernel runit nmtui openssh)
+BASE_PACKAGES=(base toolchain kernel nmtui openssh)
 
 # Locale / clock / keymap applied to the target
 LOCALE=en_US.UTF-8