linus.sh

LINUS

Linux Installation and Navigation of User Software

By Merijn

LINUS Terminal Start Screenshot

Automate your Linux setup: install essentials, extras, dotfiles, and more with a single script.
LINUS makes setting up a fresh Linux system quick, easy, and repeatable.

What do you need?

LINUS is designed for Ubuntu-based systems (like Ubuntu, Linux Mint, or Pop!_OS). If you can open a terminal and run sudo, you're good to go!

Before you start, make sure you have:

Not sure if you have everything? Don't worry, LINUS will let you know if something's missing.

Get started in seconds

  1. Download LINUS:
    git clone https://github.com/merijnvervoorn/LINUS && cd LINUS
  2. Make it executable:
    chmod +x linus.sh
  3. Run the script:
    ./linus.sh
  4. Follow the prompts:
    Choose what you want to install or skip. Sit back and relax!

Tip: You can run LINUS again any time to update or tweak your setup.

Terminal Screenshots

LINUS Start Screenshot Start of the script
LINUS End Screenshot End of the script

Why use LINUS?

Setting up a new Linux system can be a hassle; hunting down your favorite apps, cleaning out the bloat, and getting your environment just right. LINUS is your personal Linux setup assistant: it takes care of the boring parts so you can get productive (or start gaming) faster.

✨ What does it do?

LINUS removes unwanted default apps, installs everything you actually use (from browsers to media tools to dev utilities), sets up your dotfiles, and even gives your desktop a personal touch. All with a few prompts in your terminal.

🛠️ How does it work?

Just run the script and answer a few simple questions. Want to skip something? Just say no. Prefer your own dotfiles or Git config? You can swap them in easily.

🔄 Always up to date

LINUS keeps your system fresh by updating and cleaning up as it goes. You can update LINUS itself with a single git pull.

FAQ

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License: MIT. View license

Heads up: Some steps require an internet connection and may prompt for your password to install software.