Sirius - A Post System Installation Script

Sirius is a collection of my personal system configurations and applications that I use in my personal computer. It does automatic package installations and configuration that I used to do after a fresh Fedora installation.

Table of Contents

• Screenshot
• What's included
• Getting Started
  • Running the script
• Customization
  • home.edit and root.edit
    • The source file
  • Add new file to system
  • Add new package to package list
    • Package list file
  • Add new gnome shell extensions
  • Add new fonts
  • Add new themes
  • Add or modify gsettings value
  • Logs
• Contributing
• Thanks to
• License

Screenshot

What's included

• Apps:
  • IBus Avro
  • Telegram Desktop
  • Heroku CLI
  • youtube-dl
  • rclone
  • hugo extended
  • Typora
  • RPM Packages (List Here)
  • Flathub Packages (List Here)
  • NPM Packages (List Here)
  • PIP Packages (List Here)
• Fonts:
  • Adorsho Lipi
  • Akaash
  • Arial
  • Arial Rounded
  • Bangla
  • Ben Sen
  • Calibri
  • Cambria
  • Century Gothic
  • Century Schoolbook
  • Comic Sans
  • Consolas
  • Courier New
  • Dancing Script
  • Garamond
  • Geogia
  • Google Sans
  • Jetbrains Mono
  • Josefin Sans
  • Joti One
  • Kalpurush
  • Lobster
  • Merriweather
  • Mitra
  • Monaco
  • Monaco B
  • Mukti
  • Nikosh
  • Nirmala
  • Nunito
  • Pacifico
  • Poppins
  • Sagar
  • San Francisco Pro
  • Segoe UI
  • Siyam Rupali
  • Solaiman Lipi
  • Sutonny MJ
  • Tahoma
  • Times New Roman
  • Ubuntu Font
  • Verdana
  • And many more from RPM Packages (List Here)
• Wrapper scripts:
  • csync (Read Here)
  • ssdl (Read Here)
  • ytdl (Read Here)
• Backup and restore:
  • csync script configuration.
  • rclone configuration.
  • vnstat database.
• GSettings configurations (List Here)
• Disable grub menu (Since I have only one OS installed)
• Disable Wayland
• Android udev rules
• set /tmp size to 8GB
• Install Oh My ZSH
• Install zsh-autosuggestions
• vimrc configuration
• zshrc configuration
• And many more...

Getting Started

To run this script, you will need

• Fedora 38 Workstation (x86_64)

Running the script

Clone this repository

git clone https://github.com/AlShakib/sirius.git

Change current directory to the repository

cd sirius

Run the script,

sudo ./start.sh

To setup gsettings settings - run,

./gsettings.sh

Customization

There are few things you can customize before running the script.

home.edit and root.edit

There are two files in the config directory named home.edit and root.edit. These two files contain the location of those files which are going to be edited by the script. The source file will contain in the root or the home directory. By reading those source files, the script will edit the destination file. By default the destination file has to contain the variable = value format. (Note the = delimiter.)

The source file

The source file may have following format:

• entry=value : If entry is already present in destination, override the value in the destination otherwise append the entry to the destination.
• @entry|value : Append new value to entry's value if present in destination.
• $entry=value : Change value if and only if entry exists.
• !entry: Remove entry from destination.
• >entry : Forcefully append to destination.
• ~entry : Uncomment an entry from the destination file. (Only # comment is supported for now.)

Add new file to system

• The root directory contains all files which are going to copy or override over / directory. You can add or modify any file in the root directory. You can skip from directly being copied by adding those files to config/root.edit. (Note: You should not add files to root/home/{username}/. The home directory requires ownership of the user. If you want to add files to the home directory, follow the next instruction.)
• The home directory contains all files which are going to copy or override over /home/{username}/. You can add or modify any file in the home directory. You can skip from directly being copied by adding those files to config/home.edit.

Add new package to package list

You can add new package to package list by editing packages/dnf, packages/flathub, packages/npm and packages/pip.

Package list file

The package list file will contain the name of the packages. For example, if you add tilix to packages/dnf, the script will install Tilix Terminal Emulator.

You can remove a package by adding ! in front of the package name. For example, if you add !tilix to package/dnf, the script will remove Tilix Terminal Emulator from system.

Add new gnome shell extensions

You can add new gnome shell extensions to root/usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions for system level installation or home/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions for user level installation.

Add new fonts

You can add new fonts to root/usr/share/fonts for system level font installation.

Add new themes

You can add new themes to root/usr/share/themes for system level theme installation.

Add or modify gsettings value

You can add new gsettings value or modify existing gsettings value by editing config/gsettings.

Logs

After running the script, the log file can be found in the log directory.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. As it is my personal setup, I may or may not accept those requests. Feel free to fork this repository and modify.

Thanks to

• Project Icon is made by Eucalyp from www.flaticon.com

License

GNU General Public License v3.0

Copyright © 2020 - 2023 Al Shakib