Closed darkos closed 9 years ago
The easiest way is to use -n
at install time to name your chroots differently, then add aliases to Chromium OS's ~/.bashrc
using lines like: alias startxfce4writing='sudo startxfce4 -n writing'
Thank you so much. I did what you've suggested and that did it.
darkos
Is it possible, and how, to install several chroots with same DE but with different chroot name and have different "start" commands. Like: