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| ==== Downloading and installing core elements ==== | ==== Downloading and installing core elements ==== | ||
| First you need to cd to your tce dir | First you need to cd to your tce dir | ||
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| + | until Core Release 4.2 this was | ||
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| ^cd `cat / | ^cd `cat / | ||
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| Download core elements | Download core elements | ||
| ^tc@box:/ | ^tc@box:/ | ||
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| There are many window managers available for TinyCore and MicroCore in the repository. The default used in TinyCore is flwm (Fast Light Window Manager), and will be used in this example. You may use any WM you like. Just replace flwm.tcz with the WM you want in the following command: | There are many window managers available for TinyCore and MicroCore in the repository. The default used in TinyCore is flwm (Fast Light Window Manager), and will be used in this example. You may use any WM you like. Just replace flwm.tcz with the WM you want in the following command: | ||
| ^tc@box:/ | ^tc@box:/ | ||
| + | Get wbar and aterm, too. | ||
| Note: you may browse the extension repository at | Note: you may browse the extension repository at | ||
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| ==== Conclusion ==== | ==== Conclusion ==== | ||
| You should now have a working desktop environment similar to the one found in TinyCore. Use the appbrowser to add extensions to fill out your OS. If you had a persistent tce dir set up prior to following this guide, the desktop will be started automatically during subsequent boots. | You should now have a working desktop environment similar to the one found in TinyCore. Use the appbrowser to add extensions to fill out your OS. If you had a persistent tce dir set up prior to following this guide, the desktop will be started automatically during subsequent boots. | ||
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