Linux Post-Install scripts

This project aims to make Linux workstation setup faster, but also more secure for both home and and education usage

Features

• One-click installation, Just copy-paste command on Terminal
• Automates installation of daily-usage apps and Microsoft fonts
• Adding App Shortcut to Desktop for easy access
• Enable Firewall
• Enable zram
• Setup DNS over TLS with systemd-resolved, using Cloudflare and Google DNS

Auto-Installed Apps

• Google Chrome
• OnlyOffice as Microsoft Office replacement, but you can still access Office Online or Google Workspaces via web browser
• VLC Media Player
• Spotify Linux Client
• GNOME Cheese (Camera App)
• GNOME Clocks
• Microsoft Corefonts (with ttf-mscorefonts-installer packages)

Usage

Just copy-paste the commands to your terminal and execute. The script will automatically downloaded and executed

• Linux Mint Cinnamon, Linux Mint MATE, and Linux Mint Debian Edition

  curl -fssL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/arfshl/linuxmint-postinstall/refs/heads/main/linuxmint/cinnamon.sh | bash
  

• Linux Mint XFCE

  curl -fssL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/arfshl/linuxmint-postinstall/refs/heads/main/linuxmint/xfce.sh | bash
  

• Kubuntu or Debian KDE, with snapd disabled and comfy tools (if you want Linux mint feelings and feature, but with KDE Plasma desktop)

  curl -fssL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/arfshl/linuxmint-postinstall/refs/heads/main/debian/minty-kde.sh | bash
  

All Debian-based distribution, but without shortcut to desktop

Works on:

• All Ubuntu and Debian flavor and desktop

• Zorin OS

• Pop! OS

• Linux Lite

• MX Linux Enable systemd first!

• Elementary OS

• KDE Neon

• AnduinOS

• Q4OS

• And many more!

  curl -fssL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/arfshl/linuxmint-postinstall/refs/heads/main/debian/debian.sh | bash
  

Enable swap manually if not enabled by default (4GB is default size)

  sudo fallocate -l 4G /swapfile1 && sudo chmod 600 /swapfile1 && sudo mkswap /swapfile1 && sudo swapon /swapfile1 && echo '/swapfile1 none swap sw 0 0' | sudo tee -a /etc/fstab

VMware Tools

If you installing on VMware, use this command to install the drivers

  sudo apt install open-vm-tools-desktop -y

Personal Setup

I also post my own setup script here