Based on how DistroLauncher-based distros does their thing, you can now painlessly add a first time user without using DistroLauncher for that purpose.
DistroLauncher-based distros always execute on the following sequence:
- Ask you for your first time username and password
- If already initiated, just run using that user.
However, we don't have that liberty if we use standard wsl --import, so here's a little sample!
First of all, put the shell script in the appropriate place, somewhere in /usr/bin/ or similar, then simply add it on $HOME/.bashrc on the root user.
You will have to figure out how to prevent re-executing the script yourself. A good way to do this is to comment out the line where this script is getting initialized after the successful invocation of this script first time.
A sample version of this would be firstrun.sh located in this repository.
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