My 'puter.

Setting up a computer is annoying, so let's automate it.

Usage

bash -c "$(wget -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nietaki/puter/master/bootstrap.sh)"
cd ~/repos/puter
./puter ubuntu_desktop.yml

If it's a remote computer you might have to setup openssh server on it first, locally

sudo apt install openssh-server

Ssh to the machine once first to get around some host key checking issues

Tada!

What doesn't it set up?

Well it doesn't set everything up in one go, the script needs to be re-run a couple of times and you need to add the generated ssh key to github in order for some git clones to succeed.

Also:

• pCloud

SSH agent

It doesn't add the ssh key to the ssh-agent. You need to run:

ssh-add

and enter the ssh passphrase to add it to ssh-agent

You'll need to add the public key (displayed during putering) to your GitHub account in the browser.

Changing the shell

It does change the shell (to zsh) but you need to reboot the machine afterwards anyways.

NeoVim finishing touches

SPC p u to update plugins (and install fzf)

setting up duckdns

TODO

• separate task for ssh keys
• elliminate ansible deprecation warnings
• checking the ubuntu codename instead of setting it in vars
• rtx instead of asdf