"Ubuntu After Install" and "Fedora After Install". Bash script to run after install with my personal sets.
Fun fact: uai-fai is the phonetic form to ˈwaɪˌfaɪ , a Brasilian English accent way to say wifi.
Tested on Debian (>10), Ubuntu (>20.04) and Fedora (> 38). Currently I use on laptop with Fedora 40, workstation PC with Ubuntu Studio 24.04 and a Home Server (Intel NUC) with Debian 12.
I have three laptops, and I like to:
- have the same environment at all
- In each new distro release, I make a full and cleaned install
So I created this simple script.
You must:
- change it! (it's set to my environment)
- run with your common user
- have sudo permission (including 'sudo su')
What this shellscript will do:
- Update!
- install some apps (yakuake, solaar, git, vim, curl)
- install some my daily apps via flatpak
- install jetbrain fonts and hack fonts.
- set repo and install softmaker office NX
- install NextDNS
- install and setup zsh + oh-my-zsh and powerlevel10k theme
- change fstab to logs over tmpfs
- configs to ssh client (my enviroments on cloud, networks and datacenters)
- configs to sysctl (performance on my home server lab)
Script para executar após a instalação do Linux Desktop (para distros baseada no Ubuntu).
O que você deve fazer:
- Mudar!(está configurado para o meu ambiente)
- execute com seu usuário
- deve possuir permissão de sudo (inclusive 'sudo su')
Icon/Logo "opensource" by M. Oki Orlando from Noun Project (CC BY 3.0)