Add Omarchy Linux support to the installer - #3
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Detect Omarchy even when os-release still says ID=arch, install Docker via omarchy-pkg-add/pacman without -Syu, enable docker.service on boot so unless-stopped containers survive reboot, and add UFW P2P rules that Omarchy's deny-incoming default would otherwise block. Co-authored-by: David Feder <DavidFeder@users.noreply.github.com>
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Adds first-class Omarchy support (Arch-based, DHH/Basecamp). Stock Omarchy still reports
ID=archin os-release, so detection also looks foromarchy-pkg-add,omarchy,/etc/profile.d/omarchy.sh, and the usual install paths.This branch is based on #2 (installer hardening). Merging this PR includes that work plus Omarchy. If #2 is merged first, this rebases cleanly to a one-commit Omarchy diff.
Why this is possible
Omarchy already ships Docker, Compose, and UFW. The previous installer treated anything that was not Ubuntu/Debian as “install Docker yourself” and would exit if Compose was missing.
What changes
ID_LIKE=arch).docker,docker-compose(v2docker composeplugin),docker-buildx, andopensslwithomarchy-pkg-addwhen present, elsepacman -S --needed.pacman -Syu, which Omarchy’s ALPM guard aborts in favor ofomarchy update.docker.serviceon boot. Omarchy defaults todocker.socketonly; without dockerd at boot,restart: unless-stoppedcontainers would not come back after reboot.Vanilla Arch uses the same pacman path.
How to verify on Omarchy
./install.sh sudo ufw status numbered # P2P 30303/13000/12000 + LAN RPC systemctl is-enabled docker ./status.shLocal tests (
test_common.sh,test_beacon_flags.sh, shellcheck) passed. This environment is not Omarchy, so the pacman path was not executed live.