Woosh is my personnal Ubuntu configuration setup assistant.
It will be charged for me, after the installation of a fresh Ubuntu operating system, to:
- update my apt packages and install new ones (git, htop, tmux, etc...)
- install my snap applications: developement (vscode, postman, arduino, etc...), chat (telegram, discord, slack, etc...) and others (spotify, libreoffice, gimp, etc...)
- install my bash aliases, functions, exported variables, gitconfig, tmux and VSCode config
- other things under construction
To install Woosh and run it on your machine, you just have to clone the repository, make woo.sh
executable and then run it using bash.
git clone git@github.com:blyndusk/woosh.git ~/.woosh
cd ~/.woosh
chmod +x woo.sh
bash woo.sh
A prompt will be displayed, and depending on the number you enter, an action will be performed.
You can test some Woosh's features in a remote Ubuntu machine, to avoid overwriting your local configuration, by using Docker.
docker build -t woosh . ; docker run --rm -it woosh
Under MIT license.