Most Debian packages have "pre" or "post" install scripts that are executed when installing/configuring).Īpt2sfs simulates normal install in a chroot (jail) environment (outside the running system).
squashfs for gimp, ffmpeg, bleachbit and all work you may want to try repo2sfs in Xenialdog, it could be that apt2sfs does too much "configuring", which may result in the problems you talked about earlier (just guessing, should be tested to be sure)ĮDIT: To clarify more about apt2sfs and "configuring": Yes, functionality is the same, but works in a different manner, apt2sfs installs the packages in chroot and repo2sfs just simply extracts the packages before making sfs.īTW, I tried repo2sfs creating. sfs from already installed packages) - but now see that it's functionally nearly the same as repo2sfs. sfs with AptToSfs! Initially, by it's description I thought it was something a bit different (i.e. Moat wrote: I just built a working Stellarium.
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