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# The next command will install a [raring] based ubuntu | |
# chroot, named [cinnamon] into the default directory | |
# with the targets [core], [cli-extra], [touch], and [keyboard] | |
sudo crouton -n cinnamon -r raring -t core,cli-extra,touch,keyboard | |
# Supply your new username and password like normal, and | |
# once that finishes, enter the chroot with: | |
sudo enter-chroot -n cinnamon |
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APPLICATION="${0##*/}" | |
USAGE="$APPLICATION [options] | |
Wraps enter-chroot to start a Mint session. | |
By default, it will log into the primary user on the first chroot found. | |
Options are directly passed to enter-chroot; run enter-chroot to list them." | |
exec sh -e "`dirname "$0"`/enter-chroot" "$@" startx /bin/bash gnome-session-cinnamon |
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