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[KI7MT <ki7mt@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Eric,

Nice work!

I've only browsed through each section briefly, but I think most, if not
all could be done with a single shell script, at least, when building a
box locally. Doing all this from the command line would make things a
bit easier also.

Now we need to look at each action and determine if is a system wide
task or user specific task then determine the best way accomplish the
task programatically. A good could be, after the box is configured the
way you like, create a new user and determine what needs doing.


best regards

Greg












On 05/16/2015 09:57 PM, Eric Bradshaw wrote:
> Guys,
> 
> I've installed the C4C ReSpin of 14.04.2 on a 64-bit machine and made
> both a High Level Action List called "Bullet-Points" and one with more
> detail called "Bullet-List-Expanded" (sorry - couldn't help it) attached
> to this email and uploaded to the C4C shared folder. I've also uploaded
> a zipped 1404-2 folder with all the files I used and reference in the
> Bullet-List-Expanded text file.
> 
> I release now why Greg was confused about why I was un-installing apps.
> It was because I never could get what I wanted to start with by
> installing the Lubuntu-base - I always started with Lubuntu Desktop.
> Plus everything on my home network has a static IP, so it's easier to
> set the Internet connection from a Desktop ISO to do the initial install.
> 
> Anyway - I hope I'm helping.
> 
> Eric
> 
> On 05/16/2015 01:09 PM, KI7MT wrote:
>> Hi Eric,
>>
>> Just a suggestion; I would recommend using a .txt document rather than
>> .odt files for your high level doc. Text formatting is a bit of an art,
>> but when done properly, is reansferable to almost anything, likst
>> text2html for example.
>>
>> Most developers prefer .txt docs for Emails as well as procedures, as it
>> is much easier to read / edit / and merge.
>>
>> It can take a while to get used too, but in the long run, allot of
>> documentation for things in Linux are written in plain-txt: How-To's,
>> README, INSTALL, all that stuff is always in plain-txt. It also makes
>> copy & past work much better :-)
>>
>> best regards,
>>
>> Greg.
>>
> 
> 
>