How to Install the group/feature/multi-user-desktop IPS Package in a New Boot Environment

When you install the IPS package in a new boot environment, the active boot environment is not modified and the package is installed in a new boot environment.

1. Log in as a privileged user.
2. Create a new boot environment by using the beadm command.

   $ beadm create beName

3. Mount the newly created boot environment to a temporary location.

   $ beadm mount beName /tmp/beName

4. Install the group/feature/multi-user-desktop package.

   $ pkg -R /tmp/beName install group/feature/multi-user-desktop

5. Activate the new boot environment .

   $ beadm activate beName

6. Reboot the system.

   $ reboot

   After the package is installed, the desktop optimizations are available in the new boot environment. Now you must enable optimizations. To enable optimizations, see Enabling Desktop Optimizations.