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work with co-maintainers to trim-down to a more lightweight build, do some ARM detection, etc.

Change the date formating in the README file to conform with ISO 8601

per Foxboron in #archlinux today around 1704EST5EDT, should be more PEP8 compliant. should be a simple fix; just try chucking through autopep8 first and then see if ERIC IDE complains further (it does some additional syntax checking beyond PEP8).

Would it be possible to use google groups as a mailing for discussions instead of Arch's.

found error while running aif

  File "/usr/lib/python3.6/shutil.py", line 257, in copy2

    copyfile(src,dst,follow_symlinks=follow_symlinks)

  File "/usr/lib/python3.6/shutil.py", line 104, in copyfile

    raise SameFileError("{!r} and {!r} are the same file".format(src, dist))

shutil.SameFileError: '/mnt/boot/vmlinuz-linux' and '/mnt/boot/vmlinuz-llinux'

NOTE: this ticket has been requested to be closed:

"Reason for request: Problem was cause of trailing slash, can be fixed by removing it. removing trailing slash needs to be added in source code for AIF-NG to make it more rebust "

AIF should be modified to use os.path.join() wherever possible.

#archlinux on 06.21.2017 (times in EST5EDT):

17:04:21 < Foxboron> r00t^2: It's unmaintable inn the current state :p 200 lines methods needs to be gone. Follow PEP8
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17:05:29 < r00t^2> Foxboron: hrm. yeah, i can separate it out into something more modular for the client, but my reasoning for keeping it in a single script was mainly to aid releng

so split large methods into smaller ones, and use more wrapper funcs.

i think i need to re-examine some of my imports. namely, e.g. don't import gpgme if gpg's disabled in the config, etc.

the majority (with the exception of centos not having libisoburn?) of other distros should work just fine assuming all the prereqs are installed.

however, it'd be useful to see if we could get freebsd native support- or at least test it. i doubt it'd work because of the chroot pivoting in bchroot.py, but it'd be interesting to see.