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Linux-autosetup is a Bash script that attempts to alleviate and ease installation and backup processes through the use of config files, reducing downtime from pains like forgetting to install apps and backups on fresh installs or backing up files by following crude text documents. It aims to be as configurable as possible so that users can customize how and what they want to back up or install.

Setting up

Requirements

• Bash 5.0.17+ (Older versions may also work, but this is not guaranteed)
• A Linux distribution

Installation

1. Head over to the releases and download the latest stable release.
2. Extract the tarball.
3. Place the extracted linux-autosetup folder anywhere on your system that you feel comfortable navigating to in order to execute the script.

Configuration

Detailed documentation on how to set up a config file can be found in the Configuration section of this wiki.