Ubuntu / Debian Post Installation Script

Effortless way to setup your fresh Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Debian installs. Please read the FAQ & the Docs before trying out.

How to use this

Install your choice of Ubuntu/Debian or its derivative as you would( If you wish to automate that too, you can use preseed.cfg file)

Step 1: Get the script

Without Git

Run this in Terminal

wget -Nnv https://ae.prasadt.com/get -O - | bash

URL redirects to file with last known good commit on GitHub. It is cached & proxies to GitHub at CDN level. If you are paranoid, use git. If you wish to use master branch pass --master or -m as an argument. Eg: wget -Nnv https://ae.prasadt.com/get -O - | bash -s --master

With Git

If you already have git on your system, you can use,

git clone https://github.com/tprasadtp/ubuntu-post-install.git && cd ubuntu-post-install

If you already have cloned the repo, you can use git pull to get the latest changes.

This will use master branch which may not be as stable as versioned releases.

Step 2: Update the lists or your YAML configuration file

Update the list files or YAML file to suit your needs. Change PPAs, add or delete packages to list, tweak flags etc. Please see Configuration & Tasks.

Step 3: Run the script

Run the script as root.

To use default YAML configuration, which can be found here https://ae.prasadt.com/dl/config/default.yml.
```
  sudo ./after-effects --yaml --config-file ./config/default.yml
```
To use local list files in data
```
  sudo ./after-effects -L
```

If you are running this in a docker container, you probably are root and its possible that you might be missing sudo. So In that case just run it as ./after-effects. Be warned! You might be missing several dependencies of the script!!

FAQ & Documentation

See /docs or visit https://after-effects.prasadt.com.

Supported Distributions

I have not tested the script on the distros listed below. Because they use Ubuntu as their base, It should work fine. But no promises. Please note that Ubuntu 19.04 is enabled, that does not mean it works well. YMMV

A Complete list of supported distributions is given below.

Distribution	Code name/Version	Supported	Notes
Ubuntu 18.04	Bionic Beaver	Yes
Ubuntu 16.04	Xenial Xerus	Yes
Ubuntu 14.04	Trusty Thar	Yes
Ubuntu 18.10	Cosmic Cuttlefish	Yes
Ubuntu 19.04	Disco Dingo	---	Only use it for testing
Linux Mint 17	Quina	Yes
Linux-Mint 17.1	Rebecca	Yes
Linux-Mint 17.2	Rafaela	Yes
Linux-Mint 17.3	Rosa	Yes
Linux Mint 18	Sarah	Yes
Linux-Mint 18.1	Serena	Yes
Linux-Mint 18.2	Sonya	Yes
Linux-Mint 18.3	Sylvia	Yes
Linux Mint 19	Tara	Yes
Linux Mint 19.1	Tessa	Yes
Debian 8	Jessie	Yes
Debian 9	Stretch	Yes
Debian 10	Buster	---	Only use it for testing
Elementary-OS	Freya	Yes	Not tested
Elementary-OS 0.4	Loki	Yes	Not tested
Elementary-OS 5.0	Juno	Yes	Not tested
Budgie Remix	16.04	Yes
PoP! OS	17.10 & 18.04	Yes	Not tested
Linux-Lite	3.X	Yes	(Based on Ubuntu 16.04)
Zorin-OS	12.X	Yes	(Based on Ubuntu 16.04)
Bodhi Linux	4	Yes	(Based on Ubuntu 16.04)
KDE Neon	Based on Ubuntu LTS	Might be buggy	Not Tested
Peppermint 9	Based on Ubuntu 18.04	Yes	Not Tested
Peppermint 8	Based on Ubuntu 16.04	Yes	Not tested

Features

Supported External repositories

Name	Key
Docker	docker
Duo Security Unix	duo
Google Chrome & Google Earth	google
Google Cloud SDK & GCS-FUSE	googlecloud
Insync	insync
Kubernetes	kubernetes
Mendeley desktop	mendeley
ROS	ros
Signal for desktop	signal
Skype	skype
Spotify Desktop	spotify
Visual Studio code	vscode
Wine HQ	winehq

Issues & Help

Please check FAQ & Known Issues.
Please include the log file and terminal output while opening an issue.
Never set environment variable CI=true & TRAVIS=true unless you are running CI tests or are sure of its effects.

Contributing & Forks

See Contributing and forks

yxian29/ubuntu-post-install