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Hii!!
I just started a complex bash only script a few days ago. Atm. fighting a more than 1000 lines of code and growing...
In my years of learning Linux and "homelabbing" experience i noticed some habits and processes what EVERYONE does sooner or later.
I want to list and share a few thoughts here.
First of all for now Linutil is more appealing for the enthusiastic users who like to tinker anyway...granny is already happy with the out of the box desktop experience and her browser, but her son, the tinkerer ss who installing it for her...
So for now in my opinion linutil must appeal for the enthusiastic users who can spread the word and contribute better.
After 1 - 2 years or hopefully less, then it could evolve also to have automated workflows to suit for granny, similar as winutil does now.
My tips:
A simple query page which reads as much information about the system as necessary and explain those in 1-2 lines for the learning Linux users.
Create a new user or users. With or without sudo privileges. Disabling root user yes or not.
Hardening SSH config(port change, disable empty passwords, disable root login, using authentication keys to login yes or no)
Prompt configuration already implemented, however a more simple version/not scarry which just adds some dircolors and prompt colours for bash what not. (No motd, nothing. Just clear, clean promt. for the beginners with friendly colour)
Mounting shared network drives using CIFS/SMB what is always needed and fairly similar on each platform.
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Hii!!
I just started a complex bash only script a few days ago. Atm. fighting a more than 1000 lines of code and growing...
In my years of learning Linux and "homelabbing" experience i noticed some habits and processes what EVERYONE does sooner or later.
I want to list and share a few thoughts here.
First of all for now Linutil is more appealing for the enthusiastic users who like to tinker anyway...granny is already happy with the out of the box desktop experience and her browser, but her son, the tinkerer ss who installing it for her...
So for now in my opinion linutil must appeal for the enthusiastic users who can spread the word and contribute better.
After 1 - 2 years or hopefully less, then it could evolve also to have automated workflows to suit for granny, similar as winutil does now.
My tips:
Keep it up!
Feel free to use any lines or ideas from my trainwreck:
https://github.com/GoGit-IT/bash
For everyone after me, please add your must have tools/settings bellow. Ty !
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