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Hi Guys,
I already know how to customize an Ubuntu ISO, and all of the software I want I have already put on it. However, how and where do I insert a nautilus script so that when the OS is installed to the HD (or some other media), my script will be on the HD in the ~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts directory?
A good place to try is /etc/skel. Thats where scripts and other stuff you want to put in a users home directory when an account is created lives.
No, that doesn't work unfortunately. Also, if this helps at all, the following is the guide I am using to customize Ubuntu: http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/10038.
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