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AUR support

grimoire

For some hardware using the AUR for drivers is inevitable: the fix is a build, not a firmware blob

Hence why you can now use --advanced to get AUR support built-in

Uses a modified grimoire during install. As far as I know not many installers allow for this.

=> Make sure to toggle kernel headers from your desired variant(s) if you are building DKMS modules.

For obvious reason another disclaimer here is to make sure you know to trust what you are installing. Especially given the automated nature of the installs: sufficiently harden the machine for your use cases and limit AUR usage.

More hardware support

Directly supported hardware can all be seen here through detection.

The AUR might be useful for RealTek (and often requires you to pick LTS kernel).

See also: nVIDIA