The dotfiles and applications added here are provisioned with Ansible.

• Due to a lack of time, this playbook only applies to Ubuntu >= 20.04 distribution.
• Poetry >= 1.1.0

The default hosts file targets localhost. If you want to target other hosts, edit this file.

Then edit host_vars/*.yml with custom settings (host_vars/localhost.yml is a good start).

poetry install && \
poetry run ansible-playbook -K -i hosts site.yml

The global site.yml playbook plays the following roles :

• shell
  • custom locales
  • Git
  • Zsh
  • Oh-My-Zsh
  • Roboto Mono Nerd fonts
  • Tmux
  • autojump
  • fd
  • fzf
  • bat
  • eza
  • ripgrep
  • fx
  • jq (redundant with fx)
  • progress
• tools
  • Neovim
  • htop
  • Glances
  • HTTPie
  • the silver searcher
  • rsync
  • mlocate
  • lm-sensors
  • GPG
  • FFmpeg
  • ngrok
  • asdf
  • docker
• programming (heavily relying on asdf tool)
  • GCC / G++
  • Make
  • Cheat.sh
  • Tldr
  • Python
  • Nodejs
  • Golang
  • yarn
  • java
  • scala
  • Github cli
  • kubectl
  • kubectx / kubens
  • Minikube
  • kind
  • Helm
  • terraform
  • vault
  • AWS cli
• gnome [if gnome-shell is installed]
  • Tweaks
  • For my personal keybindings and extensions :
    • Install gnome-shell-extensions-sync
    • Use my gist to setup extension
  • Numix themes
  • Numix icons
  • Chrome gnome shell // Compatible Firefox
• desktop
  • desktop fonts
    • ttf-mscorefonts
    • fonts-crosextra-carlito
    • fonts-crosextra-caladea
    • Extra google fonts
  • urxvt
  • Firefox
  • VLC
  • VSCode with these extensions
  • Veracrypt
• extended_desktop
  • LibreOffice
  • Gimp
  • GParted
  • Transmission

You can use Ansible tags to target some tools or group of tools. You will have to dig in the ./**/tasks/*.yml files to pick the tag namings.

Example, install only shell tools :

poetry install && \
poetry run ansible-playbook -K -i hosts --tags "shell" site.yml