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

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

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

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

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 /docs or visit docs

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.

• 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 ☕

• 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.

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

See Contributing and forks

• 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.