Hey just in time for me to try and put Arch on my MBP 2017.
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I used this month's installer and saw a couple things I hadn't noticed in last month's version. First, where previously I'd used, systemd-boot, now there's a default choice of grub which I haven't used in years and limine which I'd never heard of. Also, the installer picked up my Yubikey as an HSM token.
Just a couple days late for me. Just got a new nvme SSD which needed a recent kernel to be successfully initialized on boot. So I had to make my own ISO (september iso had too old kernel).
Excellent. Just in time for some migration of my root filesystem I’ve been wanting to do.