ISO building

Table of Contents ISO building Including new packages ISO localization Adding new repositories

ISO building

If you just want to create the base as it is you just have to:

• git clone [email protected]:rcmorano/ubuntu-gnome3.git
• apt-get install live-build
• sudo lb build (inside the git cloned repository dir)

This will produce a .iso image in the dir. Next time you want to rebuild the iso you just have to:

• lb clean
• lb build

Including new packages

This live-build config just installs the package-list 'desktop-base' which is configured in 'config/chroot' (LB_PACKAGE_LISTS variable). If you want to include new packages, you'll have to add them as package lists in 'config/package-lists' or adding them directly to the base one (desktop-base).

You can have different package-list files and include them from others so, maybe the best practise is to have an upper level packages list named $DISTRO and include from there the 'desktop-base' and the additional. You pay and you take your choice :P

ISO localization

This live-build config it's not localized/translated, but for adding new languages you should just add language-packs such as:

• language-pack-es
• language-pack-gnome-es
• language-pack-gnome-es-base
• aspell-es

Adding new repositories

In order to add third-party repositories you just have to add files ending in '*.chroot.list' into 'config/archives' dir which contain typical sources.list-format lines.