#Linux-Bootstrap-Scripts
This is a set of scripts designed to automate the process of installing your desired software, and making a few customization tweaks.
Using these scripts is pretty simple. Simply download or clone this repo, and cd into it.
From there run the linux-setup script and type in your operating system. That would look like this
./linux-setup.sh debian
It will then prompt you for a password, and you should be good to go from there.
This script calls a couple other scripts. One is configure-linux.sh, which has sudo rights, and installs a ton of software. There are multiple configure-linux scripts. linux-setup.sh will call a couple of scripts, from inside the folder, named after the system you are using.
For example
./linux-setup.sh Fedora
will call fedora/configure-fedora.sh
You can simply delete the folders for any OS you aren't using.
fedora/configure-fedora.sh, arch/configure-arch.sh, or any other of these scripts, will call another script, that installs all of your selected packages.
e.g,
ubuntu/install-apt-packages.sh
installs all of the packages I put in that list. You will want to edit that file, to list your desired packages, and delete the ones I listed, that you don't need. I did comment what most of the packages do though, there may be something you want and don't even know about.
linux-setup.sh also calls customize-home.sh which does some non sudo stuff, like change wallpaper and adds a few directories to the home folder. It also places config files into their correct locations, for certain programs I use, like vim, ranger, and i3. I've got more config stuff I need to add.
Finally, the script clones my Trezo-Bash-Scripts repo. It's just a collection of some scripts I get a good little bit of utility out of, some are more useful than others. You can look at the repo by itself here, https://gitlab.com/Derek52/Trezo-Bash-Scripts.