Avec ce script Python (forké depuis nicolargo/ubuntupostinstall), vous ne perdrez plus de temps pour installer les versions LTS d'Ubuntu.
Le script est un peu simplifié par rapport à l'original.
Le script peut :
- Installer des dépots Ubuntu (deb repos, PPA, ...)
- Installer des paquets logiciels
- Configurer des fichiers personnalisés (.bashrc, .vimrc, ...)
- Configurer éventuellement l'interface utilisateur (Unity et Gnome Shell)
- Lancer des commandes
- J'ai rajouté aussi une section debs qui permet de télécharger des debs et de les installer (skype, teamviewer...)
Il suffit de télécharger et exécuter en utilisant ces commandes :
$ wget https://raw.github.com/bristow/ubuntupostinstall/master/ubuntu-14.04-postinstall.py
$ chmod a+x ubuntu-14.04-postinstall.py
$ sudo ./ubuntu-14.04-postinstall.py
Par défaut, ce script utilise et télécharge ce fichier de conf :
https://github.com/bristow/ubuntupostinstall/blob/master/ubuntu-14.04-unity-postinstall.cfg
Utilisation de l'option -c, ce qui permet de sélectionner un autre fichier de conf.
Par exemple, on peut utiliser le fichier de conf suivant pour gnomeshell :
$ sudo ./ubuntu-14.04-postinstall.py -c https://raw.github.com/bristow/ubuntupostinstall/master/ubuntu-14.04-gnomeshell-postinstall.cfg
Si vous voulez utiliser un fichier de conf local (adapté à vos besoins):
$ sudo ./ubuntu-14.04-postinstall.py -c mycfg.cfg
Le fichier de configuration est organisé en section.
This is the first section of the configuration file.
A line starting with the action_ string (following by the action name) defines a action (command line) to be executed.
The action name will be displayed during the script execution.
The lines will be executed before all the others steps.
Example:
[preactions]
action_dummy = dpkg -l > /tmp/pkg-before.txt
The dummy action will create a /tmp/pkg-before.txt with a listing of all the packages installed on your system.
In this section, user can install the repositories (deb repository or PPA).
- ppa_xxx = ppa:ppauser/ppaname > Add the ppa:ppauser/ppaname to the system
- pkg_xxx = pkglist > Add the package list (space separed) to the system
- url_xxx = http://reposurl > Add the repository URL to the system
- key_xxx = key > Add the repository key to the system
xxx define the name of the action and will be displayed during the script execution.
Example:
[repos]
ppa_glances = ppa:arnaud-hartmann/glances-stable
pkg_glances = glances
Install the Glances PPA on the system and install the glances software.
From this section, you can install all your softwares, gathered by function, needs...
If the item starts with remove_ then packets are uninstalled.
Example:
[packages]
network = iftop ifstat
dev = vim git
Install iftop, ifstat, vim and git. Display "Install network packages" and "Install dev packages" during the script execution.
Example:
[packages]
remove_unuse = eclipse
Remove eclipse. Display "Remove unuse" during the script execution.
This section is dedicated to the dot files (.bash, .vimrc...) installed in your home folder.
The script can install the following dot files from URL:
- bashrc: BASH main configuration file
- bashrc_prompt: BASH prompt configuration
- bashrc_aliases: BASH aliases
- vimrc: VIM main configuration file
- htoprc: HTOP main configuration file
Example:
[dotfiles]
bashrc = https://raw.github.com/nicolargo/dotfiles/master/bashrc
Create the ~/.bashrc from the https://raw.github.com/nicolargo/dotfiles/master/bashrc
Configure Unity or Gnome Shell:
- theme: Configure the GTK theme (name)
- icons: Configure the icons theme (name)
- cursors: Configure the cursors theme (name)
- conky: Conky main configuration file (URL)
For the themes, packages have to be installed in the repos or packages sections.
[gnome3]
theme = Boomerang
icons = Faenza
cursors = DMZ-White
conky = https://raw.github.com/nicolargo/ubuntupostinstall/master/conkyrc
Configure Gnome Shell with the Boomerang GTK theme, Faenza icons and DMZ-White cursors. Configure Conky with the https://raw.github.com/nicolargo/ubuntupostinstall/master/conkyrc configuration file.
You can NOT use both unity and gnome3 section in the same .cfg file.
This is the last section of the configuration file.
A line starting with the action_ string (following by the action name) defines a action (command line) to be executed.
The action name will be displayed during the script execution.
The lines will be executed after all the others steps.
Example:
[postactions]
action_dummy = dpkg -l > /tmp/pkg-after.txt
The dummy action will create a /tmp/pkg-before.txt with a listing of all the packages installed on your system after the script execution.
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