As some friends have been impressed with what they have seen of Ubuntu on my laptop, I would like to be able to give them a remastered version with lots of the software I use on it. I have heard of remastersys and this sounds like a perfect tool for my purpose. Tutorials, however have assumed an internet connection which I have not got. They say to pasteinto software sources then install from synaptic but I can't do this without an internet connection. I use keryx package manager to download software but I can't find remastersys in it anywhere, even if I addCode:deb http://www.geekconnection.org/remastersys/repository ubuntu/to its sources list. I therefore have had to resort to downloading the .deb from the repository site. It has a string of unsatisfied dependencies which I have installed one by one as the deb installer only shows one of the missing dependencies. I have come stuck on the ubiquity dependency which I downloaded with no problems from keryx. Ubiquity won't install as there is a dependency of ubiquity-frontend which can't be found on keryx (although a similar ubiquity-frontend-gtk can but doesn't help). Can anyone help? A pointer to a .deb for ubiquity-frontend or a list of dependencies for remastersys would be useful.Code:deb http://www.geekconnection.org/remastersys/repository ubuntu/
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