The `installer.sh` script is current very experimental and could brick your install so be careful using it. To use the installer script:
Install Ubuntu on a desktop with these scripts is a little different. I currently use cinnamon instead of xmonad on my desktop.
```
./installer.sh <desktop|laptop>
```
Supply either `desktop` or `laptop` as the argument to the installer. Otherwise, you can run each script individually.
## Desktop Setup Information
Installing Ubuntu on a desktop with these scripts is a little different. I currently use cinnamon instead of xmonad on my desktop.
### Nvidia Graphics Card Issues with LUKS
@ -15,6 +22,10 @@ be able to enter your password in and continue booting.
To fix this problem change `splash` to `nosplash`
in your GRUB config and run `sudo update-grub` to lock in the changes.
An additional script `fixplymouth.sh` was included here for archiving purposes. This script did not work for me, but it may work for your install. If you want to keep the splash script, try running `fixplymouth.sh` first.