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| * this will install a ubuntu trusty 14.04 lts version with a basic gnome environment. as the script tells you you can now start your ubuntu by typing < | * this will install a ubuntu trusty 14.04 lts version with a basic gnome environment. as the script tells you you can now start your ubuntu by typing < | ||
| ===== customize gnome ===== | ===== customize gnome ===== | ||
| - | * crouton installs a very minimalistic gnome desktop. in order for it to look pretty and to have all the gnome tools you might have gotten used to you need to install additional packages. the easyest way to just get everyting that belongs to it you siply apt-get install gnome but that takes over 3GB of disk space and includes many games and stuff you probably don't ever need. | + | * crouton installs a very minimalistic gnome desktop. in order for it to look pretty and to have all the gnome tools you might have gotten used to you need to install additional packages. the easyest way to just get everyting that belongs to it you siply < |
| - | instead you can run apt-cache depends gnome to see what packages get installed and then work your way from there to compile a list of what you really want installed on your system and what not. here's the list i've compiled: | + | |
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| * i also recommend to install update-manager-core for future release updates (do-release-upgrade). | * i also recommend to install update-manager-core for future release updates (do-release-upgrade). | ||