diff --git a/makeanything.sh b/makeanything.sh
index 74d7238..4ea6f98 100755
--- a/makeanything.sh
+++ b/makeanything.sh
@@ -124,7 +124,7 @@ $CHROOTCMD sed -i '/<\!-- GENERATED ICONLIST -->/r /tmp/jwm.iconlist' /etc/jwm/s
message "correct file permissions"
#$CHROOTCMD /usr/bin/chmod 440 /etc/sudoers || error
-$CHROOTCMD /usr/bin/chmod 755 /root/nanodesk-installer.sh || error
+$CHROOTCMD /usr/bin/chmod 755 /usr/sbin/nanodesk-installer || error
$CHROOTCMD /usr/bin/chmod 755 /usr/bin/nanodesk || error
$CHROOTCMD /usr/bin/chmod 755 /usr/bin/nanodesk-first-start || error
diff --git a/nanodesk-files/etc/jwm/system.nanodesk.jwmrc b/nanodesk-files/etc/jwm/system.nanodesk.jwmrc
index a38b4eb..b4d6bf4 100644
--- a/nanodesk-files/etc/jwm/system.nanodesk.jwmrc
+++ b/nanodesk-files/etc/jwm/system.nanodesk.jwmrc
@@ -45,28 +45,26 @@
- root:1
-
- showdesktop
-
+ root:1
+
+ showdesktop
+
+
+ exec:lxterminal
+
+ exec:falkon
+
+ exec:pcmanfm
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
-
- exec:lxterminal
-
- exec:falkon
-
- exec:pcmanfm
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
+
diff --git a/nanodesk-files/root/nanodesk-installer.sh b/nanodesk-files/usr/sbin/nanodesk-installer
similarity index 95%
rename from nanodesk-files/root/nanodesk-installer.sh
rename to nanodesk-files/usr/sbin/nanodesk-installer
index 58b58c6..3a1c48b 100755
--- a/nanodesk-files/root/nanodesk-installer.sh
+++ b/nanodesk-files/usr/sbin/nanodesk-installer
@@ -49,11 +49,9 @@ error () {
}
finish () {
- message "removing firststart dialoge from jwm config"
- $CHROOTCMD /usr/bin/sed -i '/doc\/nanodesk\/welcome\/welcome\.html/d' /etc/jwm/system.jwmrc || error
message "removing installer files from target"
- $CHROOTCMD /usr/bin/rm -Rf /root/nanodesk-installer.sh || error
+ $CHROOTCMD /usr/bin/rm -Rf /usr/sbin/nanodesk-installer || error
message "removing live-packages from target"
$CHROOTCMD /usr/bin/apt -y purge 'live-boot*' 'live-tools*'
diff --git a/nanodesk-files/usr/share/doc/nanodesk/welcome/welcome.md b/nanodesk-files/usr/share/doc/nanodesk/welcome/welcome.md
index 168038b..c511c93 100644
--- a/nanodesk-files/usr/share/doc/nanodesk/welcome/welcome.md
+++ b/nanodesk-files/usr/share/doc/nanodesk/welcome/welcome.md
@@ -1,39 +1,35 @@
# Welcome to nanodesk
+`nanodesk` is yet another leightweight Debian flavor/distribution,
+that comes with the `jwm` window manager.
-nanodesk is a debian base linux "distribution". I put distribution in ""
-becuase it is just a minimal debian debootstrap installation, which you
-can boot from a DVD or usb-stick and install it to disk, with well picked
-packages I like and a customized jwm config. Taddaa - a new distribution.
-
-
-Everything done with having the goal to consume as less ram as possible.
-
+This is just a fun project for learning purposes.
## install to disk
You can install nanodesk to your harddrive. Before doing so,
you have to get your drive partitioned and formated.
-Partiotioning on an empty drive is simple, you need two partitions
+Partitioning on an empty drive is simple, you need two partitions
- partition1: ext4 , mainfilesystem.
- partition2 (optional, but recommended): swap
-You can use `gparted` or `fdisk` for this. Please read their manuals.
+You can use `Menu -> System -> Gparted` or `fdisk` on the shell for this.
+Please read their manuals.
-This done, just run `sudo /root/nanodesk-installer.sh /dev/sdXY` from the terminal
+This done, just run `sudo nanodesk-installer /dev/sdXY` from the terminal
and the installation will start. (change /dev/sdXY to your drive)
## installing software
-There is no GUI tool for installing software. You have to use `apt` from the
-terminal.
+There is `Menu -> System -> Synaptic` for installing software as GUI.
+Alternatively you can use `apt` from the terminal.
## getting root
-In the LiveCD mode you can just do `sudo su -` without being asked for a password.
+When booting as livesystem, the default user is `debian` and the
+password is `debian` as well.
+
Depending on your choice by the installation, you will have to enter a password,
when you created your own using by the installer.
-
-So or so good old `su - ` works fine as well, just type in the root password.