If you really want to use this repo for your machines, please ready through the files carefully.
There is personalization in there, that does not apply to you as well as quick and dirty solutions (for a lack of testing), that may cause harm to your systems.
Please make extensive use of the --check flag of ansible.
This repository contains workstation configurations.
It should ultimately replace my dotfiles and make it easier to switch between distros without the overhead of installing EVERYTHING by hand afterward.
- Distros
- Debian-based
- Fedora-based (RedHat not tested)
- Gnome desktop environment
- Ansible 2.15.8+
There are an auto installers for ansible in ./bin, which works
with the above assumptions.
If you do not want to use that script, install ansible however you want
on your system.
For Debian based system this could look like this:
sudo apt install ansiblePlease be aware that if you do not have the newest version of ansible
the playbook could fail unexpectedly (see Assumptions).
ansible-galaxy install -r ansible/requirements.ymlYou find a config template in ansible/group_vars/all.yml.dist.
Copy it to ansible/group_vars/all.yml and configure to your liking.
There is currently no proper structure and there might be some implicit dependencies between the base and any other playbook.
./bin/apply_common.shFind available commands in the bin folder and use them to your liking.
You are free to turn to ansible-playbook directly, if you want to.
./bin/apply_....sh- Split into playbooks for different use cases
- Base
- Development
- Gaming
- (Office)
- Also check that the system is setup properly
- Encryption of hard drive? if possible
- (BTRFS for /root)
- Try to be distro agnostic
- Maybe use only flatpaks?
- Check
dockeron this
- Check
- Maybe use only flatpaks?
- Make proper shortcut scripts for easier handling of playbooks
- (Setup of ansible via script)