What's Next

Step 4: What's Next?

• Now to have some fun after all that work you put in!
• Take a look at the auto configuration script that will install and setup most of the what is in the next bullet for you in just a few steps.
  • Easy Autoconfiguration for Ubuntu
• Type the below and it will update the program lists.

apt-get update

• Now type the following in the box to install what ever you wish!

/***type the below for LibreOffice
apt-get install LibreOffice

/***type the below for the Chromium Browser
apt-get install chromium-browser

/***type the below for GIMP
apt-get install gimp

/***type the below for Eclipse
apt-get install eclipse

/***type the below for LXDE
apt-get install lxde

Power User Utilities

As a power user, you may wish to install the following packages.

/***Adds add-apt-repository command, for adding ppas and other alternative package sources.
apt-get install python-software-properties

Upgrading Ubuntu

If you'll be relying on binary packages in your Ubuntu chroot, it can be beneficial to upgrade to the latest distribution. This is actually a fairly easy process, and should be familiar to anyone who has upgraded their Ubuntu servers before.

The first step is to install the "update-manager-core" package, which will handle all of the dependencies of upgrading for you.

apt-get install update-manager-core

Then, simply run the updater.

do-release-upgrade -d