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crunchbangpp-configs

Scripts and configuration files for setting up a cbpp-like config on other os like ubuntu server

I'm attempt a few things here:

run linux on extremely old hardware (2009 or so atom and 2 gig ram)

duplicate setup of debian-based crunchbang++ default xorg/openbox config as close as possible using ubuntu server 16.04LTS

This means I start with no X even. have to install everything from scratch. Boring to to Arch enthusiasts. For me it's kind of a see-if-I-can experiment.

I chose 16.04 hoping the system requirements would be that much lower. And 16.04 is the oldest one that utilizes systemd. A strange reason perhaps.

I think 16.04 server actually does come with git so the steps could probably be reduced further.

I assumed I would have to type this one thing in nothing else but perhaps not:

sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade -y && sudo apt-get install git -y && mkdir ~/repos && cd ~/repos && git clone https://github.com/tildesarecool/crunchbangpp-configs.git

This at least I'm pretty sure I can't avoid typing in

git clone https://github.com/tildesarecool/crunchbangpp-configs.git

for getting updates, it would be:

git pull https://github.com/tildesarecool/crunchbangpp-configs.git

And this is my package list so far:

sudo apt install xorg openbox tint2 obconf xcompmgr synaptic lxterminal yad vim tmux git network-manager screen lxappearance nitrogen xterm nemo pluma nano lxpolkit rofi wireless-tools -y

I'm also going to need to connect to wifi through command line. So I'll need to add that to the the package list. Hopefully the devices that don't have an ethernet port will be able to detect and utilize the wifi chipsets in 16.04.

wireless-tools was installed without any difficulty i'm going to add it to the list

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