dddd.sh is an open source script for reinstalling Linux systems, testing speed, changing kernels, and serving as a tool for Seedbox and home theater. The script is easy to use, highly customizable, and supports multiple Linux distributions.
The dddd.sh script includes the following features:
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Reinstall Linux system: Using this script, you can easily reinstall your Linux system, while supporting the installation of multiple distributions.
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Speed test: The script can help you test the download and upload speed of the current host.
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Change kernel: Using this script, you can easily change the kernel of your Linux system.
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Seedbox and home theater: The script supports the installation and configuration of some Seedbox and home theater software.
Download and run the script:
bash <(curl -sL dddd.sh)
or
bash <(wget -qO- dddd.sh)
The script will prompt you to select the operation you want to perform, as well as the required parameters and configuration information. You can customize the configuration according to your needs or operate according to the default options.
If you find any problems or have suggestions for improvement, welcome to contribute your code or opinions through GitHub issues or Pull requests.
This script is released under the MIT LICENSE, and you are free to use, modify, and distribute.