Calamares settings for Ubuntu flavors - Mirrored from lp:ubuntu-calamares-settings.
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Simon Quigley b0c000326b
Bypass the debconf prompt for msttcorefonts, which absolutely breaks some license agreement.
1 year ago
common Migrate to deb822 sources, removing the sources.list file pre-populated by livecd-rootfs. Main and Universe deb sources are enabled by default, Restricted and Multiverse are opt-in via the installer checkbox. 1 year ago
debian Migrate to deb822 sources, removing the sources.list file pre-populated by livecd-rootfs. Main and Universe deb sources are enabled by default, Restricted and Multiverse are opt-in via the installer checkbox. 1 year ago
lubuntu Bypass the debconf prompt for msttcorefonts, which absolutely breaks some license agreement. 1 year ago
ubuntustudio Welcome to Mantic. 1 year ago
.gitignore Add a .gitignore file for debian/files. 7 years ago
LICENSE Be explicit with licensing. 7 years ago
Makefile Add Ubuntu Studio to Makefile 5 years ago
README.md Rename README to README.md so GitHub can pick up on it better. 7 years ago

README.md

This package exists to house Ubuntu's settings for the Calamares installer.

If you want to add a new package for your flavor, here's how to do it:

  1. Create a new top-level directory (like Lubuntu's, you could just copy theirs and customize).
  2. Edit files and rename the branding directory for your flavor. All of the configuration files are pretty self-explanatory, but they're documented well upstream, so it shouldn't be hard to put your own spin on things.
  3. Create a new binary package, and make sure to Conflicts against all other binary packages in this source package. This needs to be done because all subdirectories are installed in the same location, so this makes sure that nobody tries to install any two binary packages at the same time.

That's about it. If you have any questions, feel free to email Simon Quigley at tsimonq2@ubuntu.com or consult the upstream documentation.