Brian Masinick
A very bad workaround is installing a WM, startx, installing antix minstaller and install antiX with the graphical intaller. Reboot, remove the WM and X if you don’t want it.
Not a real solution, sorry.
How will this affect the grub boot loader (boot manager)?
If we’re assuming that a full installation works as expected, that would be an alternative way.
I’m thinking that
sudo apt-get remove grub
(Or all grub packages), and also purging will completely remove the boot manager on a system when it’s not necessary.
Agreed?
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