triniclemist90 wrote:Does this come installed on Ultimate Edition 1.9? I knew he said that he uses scripts, but i have no idea how to make or implement them. I would like to learn though. I don't even know what programs you use to write scripts. and, Could you maybe explain how i would go about adding it to the applications menu's even if i don't use it, i am having trouble figuring it out for other programs aswell.
Thanks for the help,
alex
OK, what or why would you want to use reconstructor or remastersys anyways? Are you trying to create your own version of Ubuntu or Ultimate Edition? This is what these programs are made for. I don't know if you are actually wanting to do this or not, it sounds like you might be a little fuzzy on what you want to achieve. Are you new with Linux? I just ask, because I'm a little fuzzy on what your wanting to do exactly. Remastersys and reconstructor are used to basically take a snap-shot of your operating system and put it to a DVD and enable you to run a live session or install your custom snap-shot of a operating system.
To answer your question, NO. Ultimate Edition does not come with remastersys. If you would like to install it you will need to add a repository to your list and then install it. I don't think that TheeMahn has it in his repository.
Open up your sources.list and add the repo to the list:
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sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
Once the list is open, add the following to the bottom of the list and then save your sources.list and exit gedit:
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deb http://www.remastersys.klikit-linux.com/repository remastersys/
Now, in a terminal type in the following two commands:
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sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get remastersys
You should now have remastersys listed under: Applications>>System Tools>> remastersys
For information on how to use it- LOOK HERE
If you need any additional info on how to create your own distro, feel free to post any additional questions you might have right back here.
Good Luck!
