Chromebook Pixel -t touch

[joenash]

Hi there,
I just tried to install a chroot using the "touch" target, and had no luck getting the thing to run. Do you have any advice/stages I can perform to further test this?

Cheers,

[dnschneid]

The touch target is only part of the solution; you'll probably want a DE target as well, such as xfce, unity, or kde. E.g. -t touch -t xfce, or -t touch,unity, or whatever. Otherwise you'll just have straight X11 (and if that's how you roll, you can launch via enter-chroot xinit).

[joenash]

Ah sweet. Sorry about that! I'll try again without being a massive derp.

Cheers
On 27 Feb 2013 01:41, "David Schneider" notifications@github.com wrote:

The touch target is only part of the solution; you'll probably want a DE
target as well, such as xfce, unity, or kde. E.g. -t touch -t xfce, or -t
touch,unity, or whatever. Otherwise you'll just have straight X11 (and if
that's how you roll, you can launch via enter-chroot xinit).

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[dnschneid]

Note to self: add herp and derp targets. Combining the two (-t herp,derp) should install Windows 8.

[joenash]

Hahaha oh god please. Just an update, did the targets as recommended and am
currently using the pixel quite happily for development in my CS degree :)
who said a Chromebook can't be productive.
Cheers for your work!
On 28 Feb 2013 23:18, "David Schneider" notifications@github.com wrote:

Note to self: add herp and derp targets. Combining the two (-t herp,derp)
should install Windows 8.

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