help: edit chroot to target bionic, instead of unity

[Essen73]

Please paste the output of the following command here: sudo edit-chroot -all

name: xenial
encrypted: yes, locked
Unmounting /mnt/stateful_partition/crouton/chroots/xenial...

Please describe your issue:

I did do-release upgrade using the Ubuntu command line and upgraded to bionic from xenial
bionic was working but seemed a bit unstable, for example google maps kept crashing; so decided to logout and restart
while logging back in to Ubuntu using sudo startunity, realized that I needed to change 'startunity' to some other target specific to bionic
I am stuck at this step - how do I edit chroot to work with the bionic ubuntu

If known, describe the steps to reproduce the issue:

[ducksosu]

@Essen73 while using xfce i have had no issues with crashing on bionic

if you want to install xfce (or any other target) just do 'sudo crouton -u -n chrootname -t xfce'

and then you can use either sudo startxfce4 to run using xfce or sudo startunity to run using unity

[Essen73]

@ducksosu That's awesome; it worked; with the xfce I can access all my previous files in libreoffice etc. Thanks. The unity path does not work, but thats OK. I now need to understand how chroot works; although I am creating a new chroot, how is it finding and connecting to my previous linux environment etc...

[ducksosu]

your welcome! (you should probably close the issue since its no longer an issue)