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[lubuntu] Ubuntu Customization Kit

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http://ubuntuforums.org – Hi, I downloaded and installed the deb file for UCK from their site. It installed OK with dependencies. I have a shortcut under system tools but when I run it all I get is the terminal window and no welcome screen. I would have preferred to get it through a repository but no go. Would like to know the repo so i can add it synaptic for re-install Any ideas or suggestions to get it running appreciated Cheers (Hardware)

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