Hello!
I wanted to have two copies of openSUSE as WSL VMs, each different, starting from a clean image, so after the first one that I installed in the usual manner from the Microsoft Store, I followed this guide to make the second, since there is apparently no other official method, i.e. I imported the base install.tar.gz coming from the openSUSE package as a new distro in WSL.
The problem I’m facing is that the first startup application that makes me configure the user and a few other things doesn’t run and I’m launched directly into a root session.
Is there a way to at least run it manually?
Of course, I could also make those configurations manually, but for the sake of convenience I’d like to be able to use that instead, if it’s possible
Oh ok, so that’s what does it, thanks, though I don’t quite know where to look for the place where the name is defined, doing a simple search for “opensuse” doesn’t lead to anything in the C++ code
It was only a suggestion. I only read that one post and saw that you were searching for something that should not fit anywhere except in documents created by the unknowing/unwilling.
I think I just struggle to comprehend your comment because I’m not a native English speaker, but if you really say I shouldn’t press further I’ll leave it at that
So that was what they were talking about, that’s not an issue at all, GitHub search is case insensitive by default. I was just looking in the wrong place in the end. I don’t know why there needed to be that condescending comment