Useful apps for myself that are auto installed in a bash script. Will be continuously updated in the future. Currently only works on systems with the apt package manager (Debian based).
Note: This script takes several minutes to install to run.
Current list:
1.tldr
2.lynis
3.nmap
4.wireshark
5.macchanger
6.vim
7.htop
8.iftop
9.testdisk
10.gh
11.xdotool
12.obs-studio
13.ffmpeg
14.tmux
15.tree
16.yt-dlp
17.discord
18.gradle
19.jq
20.npm
21.mpv
22.fzf
23.socat
24.ytfzf
23.neovim (OPTIONAL)
24.Flatpak
a. flathub repository
b. Steam
c. Lutris
d. Ultimaker Cura
e. Arduino IDE v2
This simple script is used to get new installs of linux up to my standards ASAP. It automatically installs these applications, either via the package manager or by directly pulling from the website and auto installing it from there.
This script also tells you whether the application successfully installed or not, and cleans up the trash files left behind from the install.
A log file is created and contains info from the installation process of each application. Useful for debugging purposes. Located in "/var/log/kcl_apps.log".
1.) git clone "https://github.com/Kclamberth/LFInstaller"
2.) Run script in /linuxFreshInstall with: "sudo bash mainScript.sh"
3.) Grab a coffee.