create iso to use the linux version of Rosehip
In linux
clone it with the command: git clone https://github.com/donno2048/CITUR-L
cd to the folder
run init.sh to create the iso using yes | sudo bash ./init.sh
if you get bash: sudo: command not found
error you just need to run apt-get install sudo
make sure you are using internet which doesn't require any special certificate.
In windows
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download and install docker desktop
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to check everything is set try running docker desktop
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create an account at docker-hub
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run the following command in cmd:
docker login
and pass your username and password -
run the command
docker run -ti ubuntu
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run the command
apt-get update && DEBIAN_FRONTEND="noninteractive" apt-get install tzdata -y && apt-get install git -y && apt-get install sudo -y && git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/donno2048/CITUR-L.git && cd CITUR-L/ && yes | sudo bash ./init.sh
(to paste in the docker you need to right-click)
- use some linux commands to send Rosehip.iso to yourself somehow (it's under the build folder)
see DOCKER.md for details of how to build it from my docker image
in the iso run the word "rosehip" to open the desktop
you can also use the windows version of CITUR corresponding to the windows version of Rosehip
the windows iso and the linux iso both using the same setup steps after you have the iso file
if you don't want to actually build the iso but only check how would it look like, you should checkout the web version of Rosehip