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My custom setting for Linux.

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Usage

File bootstrap.sh will find all setup.sh files in all directories and run it. Then using apt, snap,... to install other packages.

Each directory will have a

  • README.md file to explain what it does and how to customize.
  • setup.sh file to install packages.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

  • Install Git on your system:

    sudo apt-get install git
  • Bash shell support.

  • Enter Super User mode:

    sudo su

Run Locally

Step 1: Auto install

Clone the project

git clone https://github.com/QuanBlue/linux-auto-setup

Go to the project directory

cd linux-auto-setup

Enter Super user mode:

sudo su

Run the install script

bash ./install.sh

Step 2: manually custom installed theme, using:

  • Tweaks (Gnome-tweaks) and custom: icon, cursor, background

  • Extensions (Gnome-shell-extensions) and custom: installed extensions

  • Setting and custom: Key board shortcut, Startup application, Power,...

  • Set up Onedrive: Follow this document from How to Launch OneDrive on Ubuntu 22.04?

    systemctl --user stop onedrive
    onedrive --synchronize --resync
    systemctl --user start onedrive

Roadmap

  • Auto install package
  • Selection package menu

Contributors

Contributions are always welcome!

License

Distributed under MIT license. See LICENSE for more information.


Bento @quanblue · GitHub @QuanBlue · Gmail quannguyenthanh558@gmail.com

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