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kill-debian.sh is similar to stop-debian.sh, except it will not check for open-files. It will just unmount the system after killing the running processes. fix guardianproject#139 guardianproject#139
install-xfce.sh : this script will install packages required for xfce desktop start-xfce.sh : this script will start the xfce session.
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Small suggestion: use grep '/debian/shell' /proc/*/comm instead of parsing ps output.
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Hey why are the unrelated XFCE scripts in here? Would you mind removing those and submitting them in another PR if you desire them to be merged? |
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kill-debian.sh is similar to stop-debian.sh, except it will not check for open-files.
It will just unmount the system after killing the running processes.
fix #139 #139