currently as you see in the image attached, the installer looks like it came out of slackware Linux/debian version 1, that needs to be changed in order to have good user experiance
context: the installer is found under the scripts directory, it currently uses standard POSIX shell #!bin/sh), if you wish to use something like the gum framework, adding bash to the package list in the rootfs script and switching the default shell to bash in the chroot is nessesery
currently as you see in the image attached, the installer looks like it came out of slackware Linux/debian version 1, that needs to be changed in order to have good user experiance
context: the installer is found under the scripts directory, it currently uses standard POSIX shell #!bin/sh), if you wish to use something like the gum framework, adding bash to the package list in the rootfs script and switching the default shell to bash in the chroot is nessesery