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[SOLVED] Scripting installation from Lite Software and desktop panel settings - koli - 02-27-2021 Hi everyone! Hope you are all having a nice day ![]() I quite often reinstall my OS or install it on some older machines, so I thought it would be cool to automatize a lot of post installation stuff in a bash script(e.g. installing programs, customizing desktop). I'm relatively new to Linux, so it may be a stupid question, but there are 2 problems I don't know how to solve: I found that installing software from Lite Software is easier and more convenient than downloading .deb files or adding repos manually. Can I somehow install software from Lite Software using only the terminal? I usually customize the desktop panel, but I didn't found any resource about how to do that in terminal (e.g. setting panel size, font, adding new element, etc.). Thank you for your replies in advance! Re: [SOLVED] Scripting installation from Lite Software and desktop panel settings - Moltke - 02-27-2021 (02-27-2021, 06:54 PM)koli link Wrote: Hi everyone! Hope you are all having a nice day Hi! Welcome to the forum! ![]() Most of the software listed on Lite Software tool is available in the repos, so you can install in by putting in your script something like Code: cat pkgs_to_install | xargs sudo apt-get install About customizations, save your dot files - the ones which name start with a ".", i.e. .bashrc, .local, .config and so on, since this is where all your personal settings are saved, then just copy/paste them in the new install. LL has timeshift which can take care of that for you. Alternatively, you can save them to .tar file and move it to a USB drive. Here's a nice and easy to follow tutorial on how to create a menu that runs in your terminal https://linuxhint.com/bash_select_command/ read it, play a bit with it and once you understand how it works, adapt it to your needs, i.e. display the options you need to perform in the new install; install software,copy/move files, rename files/directories... Hope this helps! ![]() Re: [SOLVED] Scripting installation from Lite Software and desktop panel settings - koli - 02-28-2021 Hi! Thanks for the fast response, I found everything I needed based on your answer ![]() |