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 This will create an ISO that does two things:
 
 1. Auto-boot into Live Arch Linux (without prompt)
-2. Will auto-launch `omarchy-tui`
+2. Will auto-launch `omarchy-installer`
 
 # Build instructions
 
-First, get the submodules (archiso):
-```
-$ git submodule update --remote --merge
-```
-
-Then build the ISO in a docker container using the arch image as the foundation:
-
-```
-$ docker run --rm \
-	--privileged \
-	-v "./out/:/out/" \
-	-v "./build_iso.sh:/build_iso.sh:ro" \
-	-v "./archiso:/archiso:ro" \
-	-v "./grub-autoboot.patch:/grub-autoboot.patch:ro" \
-	-v "./efi-autoboot.patch:/efi-autoboot.patch:ro" \
-	-v "./permissions.patch:/permissions.patch:ro" \
-	-v "./aur-mirror.patch:/aur-mirror.patch:ro" \
-	-v "./offline-mirror.patch:/offline-mirror.patch:ro" \
-	-v "./check_connectivity.sh:/check_connectivity.sh:ro" \
-	-v "./omarchy.packages:/omarchy.packages:ro" \
-	-v "./archinstall.packages:/archinstall.packages:ro" \
-	archlinux/archlinux:latest /build_iso.sh
-```
-
-Finished result should be in `./out`.
-Note that `--privileged` is used. The main reason being `mkarchiso` mounts `/sys/proc` and other locations, which requires privileged permissions.
+Run `./bin/omarchy-iso-make` and the output goes into `./out`.
 
 # Signing
 
 ```
-$ gpg --local-user 0xD4B58E897A929F2E \
+$ gpg --local-user [GPG Key ID] \
   --output ./out/*.iso.sig \
   --detach-sig ./out/*.iso
 ```
-
-Note that `gpg --list-keys --fingerprint --keyid-format 0xLONG torxed@archlinux.org` can give you your GPG Key ID. In my case `ed25519/0xD4B58E897A929F2E`.