^ Fantastic... Let me know when they are there and I can begin the testing. Also keep in mind I am available at any time for any type of testing your team may need. I do not know code as well as you all but I can track down issues and troubleshoot as well as anyone... though Miska is incredible and tough to beat! 
And by the way ...
a 2:50 install of a fully functional Linux Distro is incredible IMO

Should be good to go.

More details in commit message:
https://gitlab.com/trios-linux/trios-installer/commit/eed7c7a9f86cf1184e25e30cf0f0736da7f57660
@testing:Tnx!
I'll let you know if/when help is needed.
Although right now, "trios-info" tool could use some wider testing, and besides that, you may find it usefull.
It's a system information tool, with CLI & GTK interfaces that can also generate nifty system reports ( hardware, repo's, install log etc ) which can be saved to file and/or uploaded to pastebin.
CLI variant can also take screenshots of itself and upload them to imgr, and also works in TTY ( very usefull when someone has X or VGA issues since it provides an easy way to upload system/hw info ).
https://gitlab.com/trios-linux/trios-info@speed:Mostly comes from the fact that squashfs is decompressed directly onto target partition, instead of mounting it separately and copying file by file ( like LMDE installer does, for example ).

Though there's nothing wrong with LMDE's approach, it's just slower ( on hdd's atleast ).
I have done a makeover on the Download Page that now reflects the VSIDO Test ISO Downloads
Please grab the latest version of the ISO's that is specifically for testing a new installer
If you find the tint2 all wacky when you first boot to a live-cd log out and back in using a password of live. This brings you back in clean and tint2 is where it should be
This is due to some recent changes to X11 and should be corrected soon...
Downloading.

Btw, don't tell me that X11 issue comes from the fact that it's compiled with systemd support, which landed in Sid recently ( if I'm not mistaken )?
