Ubuntu budgie 18.04 to ubuntu 18.04, can it be done in terminal?
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I have a community based flavor of ubuntu 18.04 called budgie. Instead of writing a new ubuntu 18.04 to a flashdrive/disc and installing the system from scratch.
Can you do the equivalent with only terminal commands? Or is it simply impossible.
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I have a community based flavor of ubuntu 18.04 called budgie. Instead of writing a new ubuntu 18.04 to a flashdrive/disc and installing the system from scratch.
Can you do the equivalent with only terminal commands? Or is it simply impossible.
ubuntu
edited Jun 27 at 4:58
muru
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asked May 2 at 23:01
Jonas Grønbek
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I have a community based flavor of ubuntu 18.04 called budgie. Instead of writing a new ubuntu 18.04 to a flashdrive/disc and installing the system from scratch.
Can you do the equivalent with only terminal commands? Or is it simply impossible.
ubuntu
edited Jun 27 at 4:58
muru
33.2k576140
asked May 2 at 23:01
Jonas Grønbek
62
I have a community based flavor of ubuntu 18.04 called budgie. Instead of writing a new ubuntu 18.04 to a flashdrive/disc and installing the system from scratch.
Can you do the equivalent with only terminal commands? Or is it simply impossible.
ubuntu
edited Jun 27 at 4:58
muru
33.2k576140
asked May 2 at 23:01
Jonas Grønbek
62
edited Jun 27 at 4:58
muru
33.2k576140
edited Jun 27 at 4:58
muru
33.2k576140
edited Jun 27 at 4:58
muru
33.2k576140
33.2k576140
asked May 2 at 23:01
Jonas Grønbek
62
asked May 2 at 23:01
Jonas Grønbek
62
asked May 2 at 23:01
Jonas Grønbek
62
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You use the tasksel tool to add and remove the different software collections and configurations that are bundled with each flavour of Ubuntu, effectively "reflavouring" your installation, along with other general system tasks (OpenSSH server, mail stack, etc.).
Install it with sudo apt install tasksel.
Make sure to read man tasksel and update your backups before you start the procedure.
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You use the tasksel tool to add and remove the different software collections and configurations that are bundled with each flavour of Ubuntu, effectively "reflavouring" your installation, along with other general system tasks (OpenSSH server, mail stack, etc.).
Install it with sudo apt install tasksel.
Make sure to read man tasksel and update your backups before you start the procedure.
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You use the tasksel tool to add and remove the different software collections and configurations that are bundled with each flavour of Ubuntu, effectively "reflavouring" your installation, along with other general system tasks (OpenSSH server, mail stack, etc.).
Install it with sudo apt install tasksel.
Make sure to read man tasksel and update your backups before you start the procedure.
answered May 2 at 23:55
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You use the tasksel tool to add and remove the different software collections and configurations that are bundled with each flavour of Ubuntu, effectively "reflavouring" your installation, along with other general system tasks (OpenSSH server, mail stack, etc.).
Install it with sudo apt install tasksel.
Make sure to read man tasksel and update your backups before you start the procedure.
answered May 2 at 23:55
Mioriin
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You use the tasksel tool to add and remove the different software collections and configurations that are bundled with each flavour of Ubuntu, effectively "reflavouring" your installation, along with other general system tasks (OpenSSH server, mail stack, etc.).
Install it with sudo apt install tasksel.
Make sure to read man tasksel and update your backups before you start the procedure.
answered May 2 at 23:55
Mioriin
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answered May 2 at 23:55
Mioriin
1,616412
answered May 2 at 23:55
Mioriin
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answered May 2 at 23:55
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