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Xubuntu 20.10 #27
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Oh, I forgot to say: the script initially didn't work. I had to manually edit FUNCS.SH into a working state. It would throw errors during rsync, and would not extract Filesystem.Squashfs. |
This is how the new systems work now. We have to find a solution to work it around.
The project directory should be owned by current user. 1000 was the current user in earlier systems.
You should edit the file directly on Github and submit it. It will automatically create a pull request. |
Okay, a fix was found. For those who did not follow the other discussion, this is the command that will allow you to run GUI apps inside of the Chroot and therefore be able to setup your custom graphical settings:
You can close this now, thanks. Oh almost forgot, here is the updated link with the new files I had modified (I re-uploaded the entire program files instead of just uploading the single FUNCS.SH file) |
I'm having issues on Xubuntu (Xfce)... Seems like I can't run apps like xfce4-panel or xfce4-settings-manager inside of the Chroot environment, I suspect that Systemd is mixing up the Host and the Chroot environments together. Error message is "Failed to connect to D-BUS session", "There is already a running instance".
I can run Thunar inside of the Chroot, but it doesn't save settings.
Ever faced issues like these?
I want to clarify that I've used this excellent tool in the past with Xubuntu 16.04 and had zero issues.
Did Systemd bring problems to how we can use Chroot? Any recent updated tutorials on Chroot that you recommend out there? I can only find outdated ones. I'm not sure if Xubuntu 16.04 already had systemd, maybe yes.
I'm also noticing issues with Xfce not being able to keep settings across reboots too. Ever seen any of this happening in your ISO's?
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Well, the plan B would be: finish creating the ISO only with terminal commands that I can run, and then later on copy the contents of my Host Machine xfce4 and panel settings inside of /etc/skel/.config, and other graphical settings that I want. Maybe copy to /etc/xdg/ too... Would this suffice? Any input?
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