On 2016-02-04, richard kweskin wrote: > On a fresh install of Debian Stretch amd64 and subsequent updating: ... > ltsp-build-client --dist=wheezy --arch=i386 > > creates the desired chroot (dist and arch as asked for) which includes > xorg but no desktop environment. ... > My question here is whether the absence of lxde constitutes grounds for > filing a bug report?
No, that's expected. By default, ltsp-build-client builds a thin client, which logs into the server and runs the desktop environment from the server, displaying to the thin client. If you want a fat client, you need to install a window manager or desktop environment in the chroot. This can be done with: ltsp-build-client --fat-client-desktop=lxde live well, vagrant
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