For now you can find the remastering scripts here.
The remastering process is fully automatic.
It should be very easy to use. Read the README.
it looks like this:
The Ubuntu Hebrew Remix 8.04.1 ISO image will be available during the weekend.
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4 comments:
Hey,
How did you get the custom splashscreen? (after grub)
I had trubble with that :-S
Well, You get paid to do it (Affordy, right?) and I do it for the fun of it so obviously I'll do it better :-P
just kidding :-)
Just to be fair: I've been remastering Debian distributions since 2004.
Anyway, I think that there's no GRUB involved in a liveCD bootup. So if you're referring to the usplash, check this out:
http://ubuntu-il.com/board/showthread.php?tid=3901
(Hebrew content)
And if you're referring to the ISOLinux menu background, grab the uremix tarball and read the following file:
distros/UbuntuHebrewRemix/scripts/50isolinux_splash
Yep, but I am still part of the community.
Well, we are sometime make up our own work.
We did get it to work on 7.10 Due to some strange back-door.
But they closed it in 8.04 :-( .
BTW, if you already mention Affordy.
We are launching soon a repository for the Hebrew stuff.
We could do some arrangement with Ubuntu Remix if you want.
Of course you're still a part of the community. Affordy is a bless for FOSS community in my eyes - selling pre-installed Linux and providing support - it's cool.
Regarding the Hebrew/Israeli repository: I had similar idea for Kazit back in history and I even did it for a while. All my custom Debian packages were stored in there but today I'd like to think that every missing package should go straight into the Debian/Ubuntu repository and we have the debian-hebrew team for doing just that.
OTOH, such repository will be great for custom themes and other settings that don't have a chance to be accepted into the upstream distribution's repositories.
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