Ubuntu / Debian Post Installation Script

Effortless way to setup your fresh Ubuntu, Linux Mint and Debian installation.

How to use this

1. Get the script

Using latest stable version (Recommended)

wget https://github.com/tprasadtp/ubuntu-post-install/releases/latest/download/after-effects -O after-effects
chmod +x ./after-effects

Using latest master branch

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tprasadtp/ubuntu-post-install/master/after-effects -O after-effects
chmod +x ./after-effects

2. Setup your YAML configuration file

Setup YAML file to suit your needs. Change PPAs, add or delete packages to list etc. Please see Configuration & Tasks.

3. Run the script

Run the script as root.

Sample configuration can be found in config directory.

  chmod +x after-effects
  sudo ./after-effects <path-to-your-config or url to config file>

See in Action

FAQ & Documentation

See /docs or visit docs

Supported Distributions

I have not tested the script on distributions based on Debian and Ubuntu. Though It should work fine.

For a complete list of supported distributions click here.

Features

• Install packages
• Add repositories
• Remove pre installed
• Add PPAs
• Install deb packages
• Install static binaries
• Install snap packages

Also handles adding several tweaks and fixes necessary to add repositories and PPAs, supports completely non-interactive mode, so that you can let it run while you have moaar ☕

Supported External repositories

Name	Key	Packages
Brave Browser*	brave_browser	brave-browser
Docker	docker	docker-ce, docker-ce-rootless-extras, docker-ce-cli
Element.io*	element_io	element-desktop
GitHub - CLI	github	gh
Google - Bazel*	bazel	bazel
Google - Chrome*	chrome	google-chrome-stable, google-chrome-beta
Google - Cloud SDK*	googlecloud	google-cloud-sdk, kubectl, google-cloud-sdk-minikube
Google - gVisor	gvisor	runsc
Hashicorp*	hashicorp	terraform, consul, nomad, vault, boundary, waypoint
Mendeley desktop*	mendeley	mendeleydesktop
Microsoft - Azure CLI*	azurecli	azure-cli
Microsoft - Edge*	edge	microsoft-edge-dev
Microsoft - Skype*	skype	skypeforlinux
Microsoft - Teams*	teams	teams, teams-insiders
Microsoft - VSCode	vscode	code, code-insiders, code-exploration
Miniconda*	miniconda	conda
NeuroDebian*	neurodebian	https://neuro.debian.net/
Podman (via OBS)*	podman	podman, podman-plugins, cri-o-runc, cri-tools, buildah, crun
ProtonVPN Client*	protonvpn	protonvpn
ROS	ros
ROS2	ros2
Signal*	signal	signal-desktop
Slack Desktop*	slack	slack-desktop
Spotify Client*	spotify	spotify-client
Sublime Text Editor*	sublimetext	sublime-text
Vivaldi*	vivaldi	vivaldi-stable
Wine HQ*	winehq	winehq-stable, winehq-staging
Ubuntu - Universe	ubuntu_universe
Ubuntu - Multiverse	ubuntu_multiverse
Ubuntu - Restricted	ubuntu_restricted
Debian - contrib	debian_contrib
Debian - non-free	debian_nonfree

• azurecli is not supported on Ubuntu 18.04, Debian 9, 10 and their derivatives.
• winehq is not supported on Ubuntu 18.04, Debian 9, 10 and their derivatives.
• * Only amd64/x86_64 is supported. ARM CPUs like Raspberry Pi/Nvidia Tegra are not supported.

Issues & Help

• Please check FAQ & known issues.
• Please include the log file and terminal output while opening an issue.

Contributing & Forks

See Contributing and forks

Alternatives

• snwh/ubuntu-post-install: Has few features like setting up dotfiles, but has limited config options and requires shell to be interactive. Only few external repositories are supported.
• Ansible : Requires python on your system. Much more deteministic and better idempotency. There are plenty of roles and collections available on ansible-galaxy. But it adds more complexity and you have to write your own playbooks.