Open-Linux-Setup

A Collection of Functions to Setup Linux (Tested for Arch Linux)

Table of Contents

• Overview
• Installation Guide
• How to Use
  • Setting Variables
  • Running the Main Setup
• Scripts
• Available Functions
• Dependencies
• Contributing
• License

Overview

This project provides a collection of scripts to automate the setup of a Linux system, primarily tested on Arch Linux. It aims to streamline the post-installation configuration process by offering functions for various setup tasks.

Installation Guide

To get started with Open-Linux-Setup:

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/Firstp1ck/Open-Linux-Setup.git

2. Navigate to the directory:

   cd Open-Linux-Setup

3. [Optional] Make scripts executable: You might need to make the scripts executable:

   chmod +x *.sh main/*.sh Other/*.sh # Adjust path if needed

How to Use

Setting Variables

Before running the main system setup script, you must configure the necessary variables using the Start_set_variable.sh script. This script will guide you through setting up paths, preferences, and other variables that Start_System_setup.sh relies on.

To run the script:

cd Path/to/Script
./Start_set_variable.sh

Follow the prompts to set your desired configuration.

Main Setup

Once you have set the variables using Start_set_variable.sh, you can execute the main system setup script Start_System_setup.sh. This script will then use the variables you configured to perform the system setup tasks.

To run the main setup script:

cd Path/to/Script
./Start_System_setup.sh

The script will proceed with the automated setup based on your configuration.

Scripts

This repository includes several scripts to assist with your Linux setup. Here's a brief overview:

• system_variables.sh: This script contains variables related to system and user variables used by the setup scripts.
• Start_set_variables.sh: This interactive script is used to set environment variables and configuration options, as detailed in the "How to Use" section.
• Start_System_setup.sh: This is the primary script that orchestrates the execution of various system setup tasks based on the variables set.
• Start_ssh_server.sh: This script starts or manages SSH server.
• Start_pihole_check.sh: This script checks the status of a Pi-hole.
• Start_restart_wifi.sh: This script is used to restart the Wi-Fi connection.
• Start_server_status.sh: This script checks and reports the status of a server setup with Nginx/Docker and other services to add.
• Start_user_editor.sh: This script is used to set up and manage users.
• Start_network_check.sh: This script performs various network connectivity or configuration checks.

Available Functions

Functions in the Start_System_setup.sh Script

Update Functions

• update_eos_mirrors: Update EndeavourOS mirrors
• update_arch_mirrors: Update Arch Linux mirrors
• update_pacman: Update pacman packages
• update_yay: Update AUR packages
• update_debian: Update Debian packages
• update_fedora: Update Fedora packages
• update_firmware: Check and install firmware updates
• remove_cache: Remove pacman cache

Install Functions

• install_packages: Install pacman and AUR packages
• install_drivers: Install graphics drivers

Debug Functions

• Debug_ntfs_drives: Fix and mount NTFS USB drives

Configuration Functions

• configure_drives: Mounts unmounted drives not yet added to fstab
• configure_pacman_color: Ensure pacman Color and ILoveCandy are set
• configure_fish: Set fish as default shell and add fzf as file management
• configure_bluetooth: Setup Bluetooth
• configure_ssh: Configure SSH keys and connection
• configure_git: Setup Git configuration
• configure_environment: Set up environment variables for Librewolf and Neovim
• configure_dotfiles: Setup dotfiles
• configure_virtual_env: Setup Virtual Machines
• configure_ollama: Configure Ollama AI
• configure_razer: Setup Open-Razer
• configure_input_remapper: Setup Input-Remapper
• configure_fingerprint: Setup fingerprint reader
• configure_grub: Configure GRUB bootloader
• configure_timeshift: Setup Timeshift backups
• configure_grub_btrfsd: Configure GRUB BTRFS
• configure_network_manager: Configure NetworkManager
• configure_wifi: Configure WiFi settings
• configure_rust: Configure Rust, if installed
• configure_gnome_keyring: Setup GNOME Keyring
• configure_filepicker: Configure file picker
• configure_monitor: Configure monitor settings
• configure_onedrive: Setup OneDrive
• configure_onedrive_rclone: Setup OneDrive (rclone)
• sync_arch_to_nas: Sync Arch to NAS
• configure_nas_sync: Setup NAS Sync for Onedrive
• configure_wallpaper_path: Configure wallpaper path
• configure_hyprlock_wallpaper: Configure Hyprlock wallpaper
• configure_notification: Configure Dunst Notification Daemon
• configure_waydroid: Configure Waydroid
• configure_torbrowser: Configure Tor Network/Browser

Dependencies

This setup may depend on or integrate with other projects. A notable dependency is:

• Hyprland-Simple-Setup: This project is designed with compatibility in mind for users who may also be using or integrating with my Hyprland-Simple-Setup repository:
  • The Functions: configure_hyprlock_wallpaper and configure_dotfiles depend on this repository.

Please ensure any external dependencies are met before running the function of the main script.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you'd like to contribute to this project, please feel free to fork the repository, make your changes, and submit a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the terms of the LICENSE file.