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vinnie:
tried it, useful when you are on another distro, even if you need to have bash and sudo installed to be able to run the scripts

Roberto A. Foglietta:
@vinnie, thank you for your interest.

Only tcgetdistro.sh requires sudo privileges but only because it modify the rootfs.gz. However, the script that modify the rootfs is not included so, the sudo could be easily discarded.

The need of a bash is because these scripts are useful when you are running another distribution and you want to customise your TinyCore Linux. However, if you like you can change /bin/bash with /bin/ash.

EDIT: TinyCore Editor (suite) has been posted here

http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,25164.0.html

Rich:
Hi Roberto A. Foglietta

--- Quote from: Roberto A. Foglietta on July 25, 2021, 09:16:34 AM --- ... if you like you can change /bin/bash with /bin/ash. ...
--- End quote ---
I got an error with your stderr redirection (tcgetdistro.sh) using ash:
http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,25146.msg160472.html#msg160472

vinnie:
Hey Roberto, I still don't understand what is the editor that you have developed but if I have the will in these days I will try it.
From what I understand it starts tinycore installed on a flash drive directly on qemu. I used to do it with virtualbox but it's probably worse than doing it on qemu.

As for sudo, it happens that I don't even have it installed and usually I just use su -c "command" or I found another solution that I'm not sure works without any cons:


--- Code: ---su root <</HEREDOC
root_password
#commands
HEREDOC
--- End code ---

Roberto A. Foglietta:
@vinnie: about TinyCore Editor: git pull or clone it again because I committed few bugfixes since I have released it.

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