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[Nio Wiklund <nio.wiklund@xxxxxxxxx>]

2014-05-28 21:04, Jörn Schönyan skrev:
> Am Mittwoch, 28. Mai 2014, 20:23:22 schrieb Nio Wiklund:
>> 2014-05-28 15:47, Jörn Schönyan skrev:
>>> Hello team!
>>>
>>> I want to share the current results. Ali and the Ubuntu GNOME team gave me
>>> a lot of help for this. As for now, I have modified a script from Ubuntu
>>> GNOME before they went an  official flavour. You can download it from my
>>> Google drive:
>>> https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5KBmyjlQESwRGFYNEhsN3FPLVk/edit?usp=sha
>>> ring
>>>
>>> Most things are commented or self-explanatory. You need the original
>>> Ubuntu
>>> iso for this (mostly for conf files and needed .debs that are on it).
>>>
>>> Run it, for example with:
>>>
>>> sh live-cd-script.sh customize i386 ubuntu-14.04-desktop-i386.iso
>>>
>>> That assumes that the Ubuntu iso is in the same directory. Just to
>>> mention,
>>> only JWM will start, nothing else (Wicd, Rox-Filer for the desktop
>>> background). For this, we need some JWM configs. With that you are able to
>>> experiment. It is actually based on 14.04, for 12.04 some things are
>>> different - but no big magic. Now, just some thoughts:
>>>
>>> * 14.04 would be (in my view) a better way to start. For example, JWM in
>>> 12.04 is unsupported. The same for Rox-Filer and other stuff. In 14.04,
>>> we don't have to care about that, at least for a bit more than one year
>>> from now. After that we have to fix that stuff ourself.
>>>
>>> * Is someone able to create a Plymouth theme? There are also needed: some
>>> replacement pictures for Grub2, a desktop wallpaper.
>>>
>>> Thanks for your time, mates!
>>
>> Hi Jörn,
>>
>> I'll have a loooong look at this.
>>
>> Best regards
>> Nio
> Hi Nio, if you have any questions feel free to ask :D
> 
> I forgot to mention, for me it takes 1-2 hours to remaster the iso (Core i5, 
> third generation with 8GB RAM).
> 
> Regards, Jörn
> 

Hi,

1. Will this system stay within its directory tree, or will things go
outside it? In other words, should I do it in a separate OS (in a
multi-boot computer, or can it be done in a general purpose OS?

2. Is there any manual intervention when running the scripts? Or should
I prepare everything before starting it, and it runs until finish as a
batch job?

Best regards
Nio