Hi, > But, there is a little problem: i install kbruch under debian6's > chroot > env, after build a new doudou iso, boot in virtulbox, click toutou > doudoulinux, i find a new transparent button with a name Math, click > into the Math, i found the kbruch icon. And kbruch runs well. > > OK, i think there maybe is some file that control which icon can > appear > in which lxde tab.But i don't know where is the file.
There are system-wide menu settings for lxlauncher in /etc/xdg/ but we're using per-user menus in DDL, this is a custom patch we apply to lxlauncher. Users have their own menu in the file "$HOME/.config/lxlauncher/launcher.menu". This is an XML file quite self-explanatory. > So, JM, you must help me, let me know HOW TO put the kbruch icon > under > the Study Tab directly. Icons that are shown on the desktop can be selected either using their file name or the categories registered for each application. Available icons are located in /usr/share/applications/. Either you adapt the lxlauncher menu file to your needs, or you change icon files in /usr/share/applications/. However, changes in /usr/share/applications/ may be later reverted by system updates. If you don't want to bother with package file diverting, which we're doing in DDL, it is safer to adapt the lxlauncher menu file. > After that i will write a guide for the modifying under debian 6, > then > you can post it on doudou's blog :_) Of course you can write for our blog, you'll be welcome :). It is open to any motivated contributor! Cheers, JM. > >> For install new game or install an application (oo4kids), I use > >> this : > >> 1. launch LXTerminal > >> 2. sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list > >> 3. add a line : deb http://mySource.url.adapted testing main > >> 4. Ctrl + O and Ctrl + X (save the file and quit Nano) > >> 5. sudo apt get update > >> 6. sudo apt-get upgrade > >> 7. sudo apt-get install myGameOrApplication (parameters) > >> Info: Italic much be personnalised. > > Yes, if you want DDL installed on a hard disk. But I think Hackson > > wants > > to install software on the Live DVD and ship a modified DVD. > > > >> I don't know develop, but i think maybe i can exact > >> squashfs > >> in doudou2.1 iso into debian6,and chroot into the > >> squashfs > >> directory and install new game, then re-make the > >> squashfs ,then rebuild an iso. But i don't know if i can > >> get > >> success or not. > > Basically yes, if you want to modify the ISO file, this is a priori > > the > > way to proceed. I've never done it so I can't tell you more. I > > always > > use Debian Live tools and build ISO's from scratch. Instructions to > > do > > so are obsolete on our website but this is not more complicated > > than > > written. However it requires a bit more space than unsquashing the > > compressed filesystem. I needed 8 GB of free disk space to build > > version > > 2.1 DVD's. > > > > That said, I'm interested in knowing how to chroot into the live > > filesystem anyway, to change the ISO. I'd like to setup a fast Live > > CD > > generation system using this procedure. We would just change/add > > l10n > > packages in a base ISO to make each language-specific ISO. > > Generating an > > ISO would nearly just require the time to compress the filesystem > > and > > make the ISO file. So please tell us your progress if you go this > > way :). > > > > > _______________________________________________ Doudoulinux-dev mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/doudoulinux-dev
