I've been searching the web but haven't found something like oem-config (which is an Ubuntu package) for Debian.
Has anybody tried oem-config on Debian, or do you know of a project that handles that for Debian?
Perhaps you know of a company that sells hardware with Debian pre-installed?
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oem-config for Debian
Re: oem-config for Debian
Okay, I'm not much of a coder, but what if I want to code this myself. What should be the logic for a live system?
I guess something like this:
I guess something like this:
- When running oem user, present user with installer like GUI to gather user information (user name, password, locale, etc.).
- Create the new user with the given information.
- Change locale accordingly.
- Create a script to run at boot/reboot once with systemd to remove the oem user (have to figure that out).
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