EFU

EFU (Easy-Fast-Upgradable): The SH script you need to finish your Ubuntu/MacOS X installation if you're a developer.

Project status

Use it

Download latest release.
cd into downloaded directory.
Edit properties.sh with your custom info.
sh install.sh [osx | ubuntu | lubuntu]
[OS X only] In a new tab of your terminal: tail ~/Downloads/efu.log –f
[OS X only] In a new tab of your terminal: tail ~/Downloads/summary.efu.log -f

So you will have 3 tabs:

One for the main script you're running: install.sh ⇐ You should check this tab because it will ask you for some things.
One for efu.log output. ⇐ Full script output.
One for summary.efu.log output. ⇐ Most cases this will be enough.

Tip: For CMD lovers...

wget --content-disposition https://codeload.github.com/barriosnahuel/efu/zip/v2.7.1 \
&& unzip efu-2.7.1.zip \
&& rm -rf efu-2.7.1.zip \
&& cd efu-2.7.1 \
&& sh install.sh ubuntu

What does EFU do for me?

With a little of your interaction, EFU will:

Create a directories tree under ~/Coding for coders.
Install (and setup) many software:
- Android
- Gimp
- GIT
- Mixxx: DJ software
- NodeJS
- ZSH and Oh-My-ZSH
Install (and setup) many software (OS X only):
- Homebrew (OS X only)
Install (and setup) many software (Ubuntu only):
- Common packages to compress and uncompress common files
- Google Drive command line client
- Dropbox
- GParted with NTFS support
- Mega sync client
- MongoDB and a desktop client: Robomongo
- Rhythmbox music player
- TeamViewer
- WebP command line tools
- ++
Suggest (with links) to download latest version of:
- Android Studio
- Java 7 and 8
- JDownloader
- JetBrains Intellij IDEA (EAP)
- Transmission torrents client

Contributing

The repo uses this branching model.

Testing

Manually running tests from test.sh by: sh test.sh