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Access to environment
---------------------
By default, JuNest run via the Linux namespaces (aka `ns`) as the backend program. To access via `ns` just type:
JuNest uses the Linux namespaces (aka `ns`) as the default backend program. To access via `ns` just type:
```sh
junest
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You can use the command `sudo` to acquire fakeroot privileges and
install/remove packages.
Alternatively, you can access root privileges without using `sudo` with the
`-f` option:
Alternatively, you can access fakeroot privileges without using `sudo` all the
time with the `-f` (or `--fakeroot`) option:
```sh
junest -f
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To know more about the JuNest execution modes depending on the backend program
used, see the [Usage](#usage) section below.
Run commands installed in JuNest directly from host
Run JuNest installed programs directly from host OS
---------------------------------------
Installed programs can be accessible directly from host.
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htop
```
By default the wrappers use `"ns --fakeroot"` but you can change it via `JUNEST_ARGS`.
By default the wrappers use `"ns --fakeroot"` but you can change it via `JUNEST_ARGS` environment variable.
For instance, if you want to run `iftop` with real root privileges:
```
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sudo JUNEST_ARGS="groot" iftop
```
Have fun!
---------
If you are new on Arch Linux and you are not familiar with `pacman` package manager
visit the [pacman rosetta page](https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pacman_Rosetta).
Install packages from AUR
-------------------------
In `ns` mode, you can easily install package from [AUR](https://aur.archlinux.org/) repository
using the already available [`yay`](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/yay/)
command. In `proot` mode, JuNest does no longer support the building of AUR packages.
**Remember** that in order to build packages from source, `base-devel` package group is required
**Remember** that in order to build packages from AUR, `base-devel` package group is required
first:
```sh
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```
JuNest uses a modified version of `sudo`. That's why the original `sudo`
package has to be ignored in the previous command.
package must be ignored in the previous command.
Have fun!
---------
If you are new on Arch Linux and you are not familiar with `pacman` package manager
visit the [pacman rosetta page](https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pacman_Rosetta).
Installation
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