Bug: Copy command fails if clone done with lowercase (Fix Commited to Test) about archtitus

[FinnEngenhorst]

Thanks you saved me some time

[ChrisTitusTech]

AWESOME! never seen this approach before, committed it to test branch along with some other fixes.

[ChrisTitusTech]

Thank you so much, this is now live and works great with @nlinaje fix.

[nlinaje]

You are welcome! I really like the script, though I still have some problems with it due to be testing it in a VM with low resources.
I was wondering if this change fixes the problem in the whole process. After looking at it, it seems good, but the following code seems somewhat strange (script 1-setup.sh which is started by archtitus.sh as user root):

echo "username=$username" >> "${HOME}/ArchTitus/install.con"
I understand that "$HOME" refers to /root. The first time I read it, I thought HOME should be /home/, but then I realize that I was doing a false supposition. I find it a little confusing while reading it.

The next command is an if clause checking if we are root:

if [ $(whoami) = "root" ]; then
   xxx
   cp -R /root/ArchTitus /home/$username
   xxx
fi

The copy command permits that the original problem of this issue does not propagate to the next scripts 👍 But, why do you check if user is root? and why do you use here "/root/ArchTitus" and before you have used "$HOME"?