Scripts for preparing linux environmental
Pos-install scripts are made to execute after install linux OS (example:UBUNTU).
This scripts will install programs automatically, this is my config.
- Download the file posinstall.sh into Download file.
- In the directory (/home/$USER/Downloads) execute the script in "sudo" mode with "./" command
example:
1.sudo chmod 777 posintall.sh or chmod +urwx posintall.sh
2.sudo ./post_intall.sh
Script Tested with POP-OS 22.04 & Ubuntu 22.04 = status ok|May 2022
Versions should works for Debian, ElemntaryOS e Mint with little adaptation.
Old_distros: Pop_OS 21.10 Ubuntu 20.04 Mint 19.3 & Ubuntu 18.04.3 = status ok|Jan 2020
This scripts will install programs automatically, this is my config for windos 11.
- Copy the winget commands in the file ´win11.ps1´
- Paste at Terminal and enter.
To update the files use the command:
winget upgrade --all
P.S. For Anaconda enviroment use administrator privileges.
This script will install programs from this especific app managers.
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Download the file auto_*.sh into Download file. # * = name of different file used e.g = auto_snap or auto_flat
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In the directory (/home/$USER/Downloads) execute the script in "sudo" mode with "./" command
example: 1.sudo chmod 777 auto_apt.sh 2.sudo ./auto_apt.sh
Script = status ok|May 2022 tested with POP-OS & Ubuntu 22.04
Script to auto install toolKit for science.
This scripts will install Anaconda automatically.
- Save the file with name.sh - example: anaconda.sh
- In the directory (/home/$USER/Downloads) execute the script in "sudo" mode with "./" command
example:
sudo chmod 777 anaconda.sh
sudo ./anaconda.sh
example:
cd /usr/share/applications/
sudo gedit Anaconda-Navigator
correction:
Exec=bash -c 'export PATH="/home/$USER/Downloads/anaconda3/bin:$PATH" && /home/$USER/anaconda3/bin/anaconda-navigator'
Categories=Development;Science;IDE;Qt;Education;
Icon=/home/$USER/anaconda3/lib/python3.8/site-packages/anaconda_navigator/static/images/anaconda.png
And save the edited file.
This scripts will install different flavors as an option into the user login. Open the script and delete the "#" in the flavor select to install into your system.
- Save the file with name.sh - example: flavors.sh
- In the directory (/home/$USER/Downloads) execute the script in "sudo" mode with "./" command
example:
sudo chmod 777 flavor.sh
sudo ./flavor.sh
- Refactor by @BragatteMAS. Thanks to Diolinux for the inspiration and FOSS philosophy.