On Thu, Feb 02, 2006 at 03:42:52PM -0700, Zan Lynx wrote: > Although it doesn't help me (not that I need to use it for anything > real). Read section 2 on that wiki page: > 2. Desktop Environments > KDE and Gnome tend to start a lot of daemons doing different > things. If you have both a native version running, and try to > run a version in the chroot it will probably not work. Well I know, I just wrote it about 5 minutes ago :) > Exactly the problem I ran into last time I tried it. :-) But you shouldn't need to run a full desktop environment in the chroot. I find I can just run what I need under the chroot and have it connect back to the local X-server. The only things you probably really need to do this for are OpenOffice and Mozilla, although I've had success with people running some proprietary fluid dynamics app like that. -i
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