├── LICENSE
├── README.md
├── apt-keys
├── bunsen-netinstall-logs-templates
├── README
├── install.log
├── sysdirs-added
├── sysfiles-added
├── sysfiles-replaced
├── userdirs-added
├── userfiles-added
└── userfiles-replaced
├── config
├── copyright
├── gen_sources
├── greeting
├── install
├── pkgs-norecs
├── pkgs-norecs-base
├── pkgs-norecs-lite
├── pkgs-recs
├── pkgs-recs-base
├── pkgs-recs-lite
├── postinstall_commands
├── preinstall_commands
├── sysfiles1
└── etc
│ └── apt
│ ├── sources.list.d
│ └── bunsen.list
│ └── trusted.gpg.d
│ └── bunsen-release.asc
└── sysfiles2
└── etc
├── bunsen
└── bunsen_install
└── network
└── interfaces
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/README.md:
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1 | This is a collection of files intended to install a close approximation of
2 | BunsenLabs Linux on a basic command-line-only Debian Bookworm system.
3 |
4 | Bug reports are very welcome! Please visit the bunsenlabs forums:
5 | https://forums.bunsenlabs.org/viewforum.php?id=14
6 |
7 | Or post an issue on the GitHub repository:
8 | https://github.com/BunsenLabs/bunsen-netinstall/issues
9 |
10 |
11 | HOW TO USE
12 | ----------
13 |
14 | Download the latest Debian bookworm "netinst" .iso file for your architecture.
15 | i386: https://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/release/current/i386/iso-cd/
16 | amd64: https://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/release/current/amd64/iso-cd/
17 | and use it to install a basic cli system.
18 |
19 | Make sure sudo is enabled. (See "DEBIAN NETINSTALL HINTS" below.)
20 |
21 | Boot your Debian cli system, log in and run these commands, as a normal user:
22 | (A fresh copy of this bunsen-netinstall package will be downloaded.)
23 |
24 | wget https://github.com/bunsenlabs/bunsen-netinstall/archive/boron.tar.gz
25 | tar -xpf boron.tar.gz
26 | cd bunsen-netinstall-boron
27 | ./install
28 |
29 | The installation process will start.
30 | Follow any prompts that appear on the screen.
31 |
32 | You will be asked to choose between a regular "full" install, a "lite" install
33 | and a "base" install.
34 |
35 | The "lite" version installs slightly fewer packages and uses fewer system resources,
36 | for example by not using composition or menu icons.
37 | It also makes some app substitutions, notably that the web browser is dillo and
38 | the text editor is nano.
39 |
40 | The "base" install is a minimal set of packages just sufficient to make
41 | a working BunsenLabs desktop. A lot of commonly used utilities have been omitted,
42 | and dillo and nano are substituted as with the "lite" install.
43 |
44 | Dillo has a very limited feature set but it's fast and light, and
45 | good enough for finding online documentation.
46 |
47 | Nano in a terminal has slightly different keyboard shortcuts from most graphical
48 | text editors, but is usable for simple edits to configuration files.
49 |
50 | A folder called bunsen-netinstall-logs will be added to your ~/.cache folder.
51 | (The file bunsen-netinstall-logs/install.log will contain verbose information
52 | about the install process.)
53 | This folder may safely be removed if the installation was successful, and no
54 | issues arose subsequently.
55 |
56 | A folder /backup/bunsen-netinstall on your root file system will hold backups
57 | of system files replaced during the install.
58 |
59 | The script itself has been separated off from the files holding specific data
60 | about the installation. This is intended to make customization easier. It
61 | should not be necessary to edit "install". Even if the script is upgraded in
62 | the future, the same config files should still work.
63 |
64 | If you want to customize the installation process before running the installer
65 | then use a cli editor like nano or vim to edit any of the files to your taste.
66 | You might particularly want to look at pkgs-recs and pkgs-norecs
67 | (or their "lite" or "base" equivalents), but there are other things
68 | you might want to adjust, eg to install on Devuan...
69 |
70 | FILES IN THIS COLLECTION
71 | ------------------------
72 |
73 | README.md: this file\
74 | LICENSE: a copy of the GPL3 license\
75 | install: the installation script\
76 | copyright: GNU licence statement\
77 | greeting: message to user\
78 | pkgs-recs: packages to install with recommends\
79 | pkgs-norecs: packages to install without recommends\
80 | pkgs-recs-lite: packages to install with recommends (lite package list)\
81 | pkgs-norecs-lite: packages to install without recommends (lite package list)\
82 | pkgs-recs-base: packages to install with recommends (base package list)\
83 | pkgs-norecs-base: packages to install without recommends (base package list)\
84 | sysfiles1: system files to copy in before installing packages (mainly apt-related)\
85 | sysfiles2: system files to copy in after installing packages\
86 | apt-keys: script to install the BunsenLabs Apt key\
87 | gen_sources: commands to edit /etc/apt/sources.list\
88 | preinstall_commands: commands to run before installing packages and files\
89 | postinstall_commands: commands to run after installing packages and files\
90 | config: sets some directory paths etc\
91 | bunsen-netinstall-logs: folder to copy into user's ~/.cache directory
92 |
93 | DEBIAN NETINSTALL HINTS
94 | -----------------------
95 |
96 | Installing Debian Bookworm by the netinstall CD is similar to using the standard
97 | installer.
98 |
99 | Two points to watch if you want to use this netinstall script afterwards:
100 |
101 | 1) At the "Set up users and passwords" screen, **DO NOT** enter a password for root.
102 | Type nothing and press "continue".
103 | Do this again at "Re-enter password to verify".
104 | Enter your own name and password as normal.
105 | You will then be given 'sudo' permissions, which will be needed in the script.
106 |
107 | 2) At the "software selection" stage DESELECT EVERYTHING except "standard
108 | system utilities".
109 | You will have a core system only, on which the netinstall installer will add
110 | what is needed.\
111 | (Some software items will be marked with an asterisk, indicating that they have
112 | been preselected. Use the up/down arrows to move, and the spacebar to toggle
113 | selection.)
114 |
115 | The netinstall download and links to documentation can be found here:
116 | https://www.debian.org/CD/netinst/
117 |
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1 | # This file is sourced by the install script just before installing
2 | # the main packages.
3 | # You can add code to install APT GPG keys here.
4 | #
5 | # LOGGING:
6 | # bigmsg "..." will output a bold message to the terminal and logfile.
7 | # End your command lines with:
8 | # > >( tee -a "$logfile" ) 2>&1 || giveup "Some message..." 1
9 | # so that output will be logged, and success checked.
10 |
11 | # BUNSEN_APT_FINGERPRINT='0F54 A732 2439 0760 EB5D 9A04 6979 6250 0AFF 9B75'
12 |
13 | bigmsg "Installing BunsenLabs APT key."
14 |
15 | # An apt-key file is now packaged with this script, shipped in-place.
16 |
17 | apt_keydir='/etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d'
18 | if [[ -f "${apt_keydir}/bunsen-release.asc" ]]
19 | then
20 | msg "BunsenLabs APT key found."
21 | else
22 | giveup "BunsenLabs APT key not found in $apt_keydir." 1
23 | fi
24 |
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1 | This folder contains files created during the installation of
2 | BunsenLabs by the bunsen-netinstall script.
3 | They could be useful in restoring a failed install to its
4 | previous state, or in bugfixing.
5 | There is also a copy of the "undo" script, which attempts to
6 | return the system to its original state. This is experimental, and
7 | not expected to work 100%.
8 |
9 | If the installation was successful and no issues occurred subsequently,
10 | this whole folder may safely be deleted.
11 |
12 | A folder /backup on your root file system holds backups of
13 | system files replaced during the install.
14 | This may also be removed if desired.
15 |
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/bunsen-netinstall-logs-templates/sysdirs-added:
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1 | # this is a list of system directories added by the install script
2 |
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/bunsen-netinstall-logs-templates/sysfiles-added:
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1 | # this is a list of system files added by the install script
2 |
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/bunsen-netinstall-logs-templates/sysfiles-replaced:
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1 | # this is a list of system files replaced by the install script
2 |
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/bunsen-netinstall-logs-templates/userdirs-added:
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1 | # this is a list of user directories added by the install script
2 |
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/bunsen-netinstall-logs-templates/userfiles-added:
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1 | # this is a list of user files added by the install script
2 |
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/bunsen-netinstall-logs-templates/userfiles-replaced:
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1 | # this is a list of user files replaced by the install script
2 |
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/config:
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1 | # This file contains some configuration variables.
2 | # You may change these if you want, but they must be set,
3 | # and this file must be present.
4 |
5 | log_dir="$HOME/.cache/bunsen-netinstall-logs" # place to store install logs and other data
6 | backup_dir="/backup/bunsen-netinstall" # replaced system files will be moved here
7 | backup_suffix="~bunsen-netinst-$(date +%FT%T)~" # for backed-up files
8 |
9 | # files and directories which must be packaged with this script (array):
10 | necessary_files=(sysfiles1 sysfiles2 bunsen-netinstall-logs-templates pkgs-recs pkgs-recs-lite pkgs-recs-base pkgs-norecs pkgs-norecs-lite pkgs-norecs-base apt-keys gen_sources preinstall_commands postinstall_commands copyright README.md LICENSE)
11 |
12 | # Default behaviour is to add files in sysfiles1 & 2 to
13 | # the existing system directories.
14 | # If you want to completely replace any directories, list them here.
15 | # ( /etc/skel or something.d might be candidates. )
16 | # NB These directories will be removed from your system (but backed up)
17 | # so be careful.
18 | # (Space-separated list, paths containing spaces quoted, or "none".)
19 | # (replaced_dirs is an array)
20 | #replaced_dirs=("/etc/skel" )
21 | replaced_dirs=("none")
22 |
23 | # On the first run of the script any directories or files here
24 | # will be copied to a snapshots directory and left untouched.
25 | # They might be useful if trying to restore the original system.
26 | # (Space-separated list, paths containing spaces quoted, or "none".)
27 | # (snapshots is an array)
28 | #snapshots=()
29 | #snapshots=("/etc/skel")
30 | snapshots=("none")
31 |
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/copyright:
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1 | Copyright:
2 |
3 | Copyright © 2015-2024 John Crawley
4 |
5 | License:
6 |
7 | This package is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
8 | modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public
9 | License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
10 | version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
11 |
12 | This package is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
13 | but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
14 | MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
15 | See the GNU General Public License for more details.
16 |
17 | You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
18 | along with this package; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation,
19 | Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
20 |
21 | On Debian systems, the complete text of the GNU General Public License
22 | can be found in `/usr/share/common-licenses/GPL-3'.
23 |
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/gen_sources:
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1 | sed -r 's/(^\s*deb(-src)?\s+[^ ]+)(\s+bookworm\s+|\s+bookworm-security\s+|\s+bookworm-updates\s+|\s+bookworm-backports\s+).*$/\1\3 main contrib non-free-firmware non-free/g
2 | /deb-src/s/^/#/' /etc/apt/sources.list 2> >( tee -a "$logfile" ) > sysfiles1/etc/apt/sources.list || giveup "There was a problem editing sources.list." 1
3 |
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/greeting:
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1 | This is a network installer for
2 | BunsenLabs Linux on cli Debian Bookworm.
3 |
4 | It will use the BunsenLabs Boron repository
5 | to download and install necessary packages,
6 | along with packages from the Debian repositories,
7 | and do any other necessary configuration.
8 |
9 | While there is a good chance of installing a working system,
10 | please be ready to deal with any bugs that might show up!
11 |
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/install:
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1 | #!/bin/bash
2 | # This is intended to be a general-purpose script to install
3 | # a desktop environment, possibly BunsenLabs,
4 | # on a Debian netinstall base. (See README.md for more details.)
5 | # It will modify and add some system files, install the necessary
6 | # packages and copy configuration files into your home directory.
7 | # These changes might be reversible, but no guarantees are offered,
8 | # and all the usual caveats apply.
9 | # This install script is intended to be run on a newly installed
10 | # system with no personal settings or data. Attempts will be made to
11 | # backup any such data that might exist, but do not rely on it.
12 |
13 | # USAGE
14 | # This script should come in a folder called bunsen-?-netinstall,
15 | # along with a collection of other necessary files.
16 | # Change directory (cd) into that folder and run this script:
17 | # ./install
18 | # to start the installation process.
19 | # A folder bunsen-netinstall-logs will be added to your home folder,
20 | # to a location set in the "config" file (probably ~/.cache).
21 | # This may safely be removed if the installation was successful.
22 | # A folder /backup (or other name) on your root file system will hold
23 | # backups of system files replaced during the install.
24 |
25 | ################################################
26 |
27 | set -o nounset # do not accept unset variables
28 | # If not running in terminal, exit with message
29 | [[ -t 0 && -t 1 && -t 2 ]] || { echo "$0: This script must be run from a terminal" >&2; exit 1; }
30 |
31 | # If running in a TTY, disable screen blanking
32 | [[ "$TERM" = "linux" ]] && setterm -blank 0
33 |
34 | [[ -r config ]] || { echo "$0: Cannot find necessary file \"config\"" >&2; exit 1; }
35 | . config
36 | for i in log_dir backup_dir backup_suffix necessary_files replaced_dirs
37 | do
38 | [[ -n $i ]] || { echo "$0: Config variable $i has not been set. Please check the \"config\" file." >&2; exit 1; }
39 | done
40 | install_backup_dir="${backup_dir}"/install
41 | snapshots_dir="${backup_dir}"/snapshots
42 | backup_dir="$install_backup_dir"
43 |
44 | logfile=error.log # temporary logfile in installer directory
45 | exec > >( tee -a "$logfile" ) 2>&1
46 |
47 | user=$USER
48 |
49 | # Debian release that this BunsenLabs system will be based on (lowercase)
50 | debian_base=bookworm
51 |
52 | # in case script is run after installing bunsen-os-release (lowercase too)
53 | bunsen_codename=boron
54 |
55 | msg() {
56 | echo "
57 | $1
58 | "
59 | }
60 |
61 | bigmsg() {
62 | tput bold
63 | echo "
64 | $1
65 | ------------------------------------------------"
66 | tput sgr0
67 | sleep 3
68 | }
69 |
70 | errmsg() {
71 | tput bold
72 | echo "######## ERROR ########
73 | $1
74 | ------------------------------------------------"
75 | tput sgr0
76 | sleep 4
77 | }
78 |
79 | log() {
80 | echo "
81 | $1
82 | " >> "$logfile"
83 | }
84 |
85 | warnlog() {
86 | echo "######## WARNING ########
87 | $1
88 | ------------------------------------------------" >> "$logfile"
89 | }
90 |
91 | confirm() { # $1 is message, $2 is desired return value: 0 or 1 (passed to 'giveup')
92 | echo "
93 | $1
94 | (press enter to continue, any other key to exit)
95 | "
96 | read -srn1
97 | [[ -n $REPLY ]] && giveup "terminated by $user, goodbye!" "$2"
98 | log "$user chose to continue"
99 | }
100 |
101 | option() {
102 | echo "
103 | $1
104 | (press enter to agree, any other key to pass)
105 | "
106 | read -srn1
107 | [[ $REPLY ]] && { log "$user did not agree"; return 1; }
108 | log "$user agreed"
109 | return 0
110 | }
111 |
112 | giveup() { # $1 is message, $2 is desired return value: 0 or 1
113 | if [[ ${2:-1} = 0 ]]
114 | then
115 | bigmsg "$1"
116 | else
117 | errmsg "$1"
118 | fi
119 | [[ ${replaced_dirs[0]} != "none" ]] && {
120 | for i in "${replaced_dirs[@]}"
121 | do
122 | sudo test -d "$i" || { # if dir has not been replaced by new version, put back the original backup
123 | if sudo test -d "${i%/*}"
124 | then
125 | sudo test -d "${backup_dir}/$i" && sudo mv "${backup_dir}/$i" "${i%/*}" || errmsg "Unable to restore missing folder $i ."
126 | else
127 | errmsg "Cannot move $i to ${i%/*} : no such directory."
128 | fi
129 | }
130 | done
131 | }
132 | echo "now exiting..."
133 | exit ${2:-1}
134 | }
135 |
136 | net_test() {
137 | tries=4
138 | printf 'checking network connection... '
139 | while [[ $tries -gt 0 ]]
140 | do
141 | wget -O - 'http://ftp.debian.org/debian/README' >/dev/null 2>&1 && {
142 | msg '[OK]'
143 | return 0
144 | }
145 | ((tries--))
146 | sleep 1
147 | done
148 | msg '[FAILED]'
149 | return 1
150 | }
151 |
152 | # pass Debian or BunsenLabs
153 | check_repo() {
154 | local repo_name="$1"
155 | msg "checking $repo_name repository is online..."
156 | case "$repo_name" in
157 | Debian)
158 | local repo_url='https://deb.debian.org/debian'
159 | local dist="$debian_base"
160 | ;;
161 | BunsenLabs)
162 | local repo_url='https://pkg.bunsenlabs.org/debian'
163 | local dist="$bunsen_codename"
164 | ;;
165 | *)
166 | giveup "Sorry, I don't understand the repository name $repo_name" 1
167 | ;;
168 | esac
169 | # if curl --output /dev/null --silent --head --fail "${repo_url}/dists/${dist}/InRelease"; then
170 | if wget --spider --quiet "${repo_url}/dists/${dist}/InRelease"; then
171 | msg "OK"
172 | return 0
173 | else
174 | errmsg "$repo_name repository seems to be offline"
175 | return 1
176 | fi
177 | }
178 |
179 | usingDebStable() {
180 | local reported_codename=$( lsb_release -cs )
181 | case ${reported_codename,,} in
182 | "$debian_base"|"$bunsen_codename") return 0 ;;
183 | esac
184 | warnlog "'lsb_release -cs' reported wrong codename: $reported_codename"
185 | return 1
186 | }
187 |
188 | trap 'giveup "Script terminated." 1' 1 2 3 15
189 | [[ $user = root ]] && giveup "This script should be run by a normal user, not root" 1
190 |
191 | log "
192 | ########################################################################
193 | Starting netinstall script for $user at $(date)"
194 |
195 | clear
196 | tput bold
197 | echo "Hi $user, welcome to the netinstall script!"
198 | tput sgr0
199 | echo "
200 | $( < greeting )
201 |
202 | This script is expected to be run just after completing a netinstall
203 | installation of the Debian Bookworm CORE SYSTEM ONLY.
204 | (See \"Debian Netinstall Hints\" in the README.md file.)
205 | "
206 | confirm "Would you like to start the install now?" 0
207 |
208 | net_test || giveup "You do not seem to have a working network connection.
209 | Please fix this issue and run the script again." 1
210 |
211 | # make sure repos are online
212 | for i in Debian BunsenLabs
213 | do
214 | check_repo "$i" || giveup "Unable to continue without working $i repository" 1
215 | done
216 |
217 | # check for needed files
218 | missing_files=
219 | for i in "${necessary_files[@]}"
220 | do
221 | [[ -r $i ]] || missing_files+=" $i"
222 | done
223 | [[ $missing_files ]] && giveup "Some necessary files or folders were missing: $missing_files" 1 || msg "Necessary files: OK"
224 |
225 | # setup logfile
226 | [[ -d "$log_dir" ]] || {
227 | mkdir -p "$log_dir" || giveup "failed to create $log_dir in $HOME" 1
228 | cp bunsen-netinstall-logs-templates/* "$log_dir" || giveup "failed to copy logfiles directory contents into $log_dir" 1
229 | }
230 | cat "$logfile" >> "$log_dir"/install.log
231 | rm "$logfile" # finished with temporary logfile
232 | logfile="$log_dir"/install.log # this logfile will remain after the install
233 | exec > >( tee -a "$logfile" ) 2>&1
234 | bigmsg "Messages are being saved to $logfile"
235 | cp -f pkgs-recs pkgs-recs-lite pkgs-norecs pkgs-norecs-lite config "$log_dir"
236 |
237 | usingDebStable && msg "Debian version: OK" || {
238 | confirm "You do not appear to have Debian $debian_base
239 | or BunsenLabs $bunsen_codename installed.
240 | If you think this is incorrect,
241 | you may wish to continue with the installation,
242 | otherwise it would be safer to stop.
243 | Would you like to continue anyway?" 1; }
244 |
245 | # is X already installed? FIXME Is this the best way to check if there is a desktop system installed already?
246 | hash startx > /dev/null 2>&1 && { warnlog "Command 'startx' is available. Desktop system already installed?"
247 | confirm "You seem to have some kind of desktop environment already installed.
248 | If you continue with this installation you may have problems,
249 | or even end up with an unusable system.
250 | Would you like to continue anyway?" 1; }
251 |
252 | # can use sudo?
253 | echo "
254 | You will need your password to perform certain system tasks.
255 | Please enter it now and it will be stored for a while.
256 | (You may need to enter it again later.)"
257 | sudo -v || giveup "You do not appear to have permission to use sudo,
258 | which is needed in this script.
259 | Please make the necessary adjustments to your system and try again." 1
260 |
261 | pkgs_norecs_file=
262 | pkgs_recs_file=
263 |
264 | bigmsg "You can choose to install the \"full\" package list, which is the same as
265 | what is installed by the usual iso file, or the \"lite\" list,
266 | which is slightly smaller and more suitable for older machines.
267 | There is also a \"base\" list which installs only the minimum packages needed
268 | for a BunsenLabs desktop, with many common utilities omitted."
269 |
270 | PS3='Please enter the number of your choice > '
271 |
272 | select list in 'full' 'lite' 'base'
273 | do
274 | case "$list" in
275 | full)
276 | log "$user chose the full install"
277 | pkgs_norecs_file=pkgs-norecs
278 | pkgs_recs_file=pkgs-recs
279 | break
280 | ;;
281 | lite)
282 | log "$user chose the lite install"
283 | pkgs_norecs_file=pkgs-norecs-lite
284 | pkgs_recs_file=pkgs-recs-lite
285 | break
286 | ;;
287 | base)
288 | log "$user chose the base install"
289 | pkgs_norecs_file=pkgs-norecs-base
290 | pkgs_recs_file=pkgs-recs-base
291 | break
292 | ;;
293 | esac
294 | done
295 |
296 | for i in "$pkgs_norecs_file" "$pkgs_recs_file"
297 | do
298 | [[ -r $i ]] || giveup "Cannot read package list $i" 1
299 | done
300 |
301 | # initial tweaking
302 | bigmsg "Adjusting some system settings."
303 | [[ -r preinstall_commands ]] && {
304 | . preinstall_commands
305 | }
306 |
307 | bigmsg "Upgrading system before install
308 | (this may take a little while)"
309 | bigmsg "Please press 'y' if prompted at some point."
310 |
311 | msg "Updating database..."
312 | sudo apt-get --quiet update || giveup "There was a problem with 'apt-get update'.
313 | There may be some information in ${logfile}." 1
314 |
315 | msg "Upgrading packages..."
316 | sudo apt-get --quiet dist-upgrade || giveup "There was a problem with 'apt-get dist-upgrade'.
317 | There may be some information in ${logfile}." 1
318 |
319 | #msg "Removing unnecessary packages..."
320 | #sudo apt-get --quiet autoremove || giveup "There was a problem with 'apt-get autoremove'.
321 | #There may be some information in ${logfile}." 1
322 |
323 | log "Packages originally installed by the Debian netinstaller are recorded in $log_dir/netinstall-core-apps"
324 | [[ -f "$log_dir"/netinstall-core-apps ]] || apt-mark showmanual > "$log_dir"/netinstall-core-apps
325 | log "Packages originally auto-installed by the Debian netinstaller are recorded in $log_dir/netinstall-auto-apps"
326 | [[ -f "$log_dir"/netinstall-auto-apps ]] || apt-mark showauto > "$log_dir"/netinstall-auto-apps
327 |
328 | # FIXME put this in a config file?
329 | msg "Installing rsync and apt-transport-https."
330 | sudo apt-get --quiet install rsync apt-transport-https || giveup "Failed to install necessary package 'rsync' or 'apt-transport-https'." 1
331 |
332 | [[ ${snapshots[0]} != "none" ]] && {
333 | bigmsg "Making snapshots of some files or directories"
334 | for i in "${snapshots[@]}"
335 | do
336 | [[ $i ]] || continue # blank line
337 | i="${i%/}" # remove any trailing slash
338 | sudo test -e "$i" || { errmsg "$i set in \"snapshots\" in file \"config\" does not exist"; continue;}
339 | sudo test -e "${snapshots_dir}${i}" && { msg "snapshot of $i already made"; continue;}
340 | msg "making snapshot of $i in ${snapshots_dir}"
341 | sudo mkdir -p "${snapshots_dir}${i%/*}" || errmsg "Failed to make directory ${snapshots_dir}${i%/*}"
342 | sudo cp -a "$i" "${snapshots_dir}${i%/*}" || errmsg "Failed to copy $i to ${snapshots_dir}${i%/*}."
343 | done
344 | }
345 |
346 | ############ file copying functions ############
347 | # rsync would do almost the same, but this allows us to keep records and be picky about corner cases.
348 |
349 | are_identical() { # two files have same content and same permissions
350 | sudo cmp -s "$1" "$2" && [[ $(sudo stat -c %a "$1") = $(sudo stat -c %a "$2") ]] && return 0
351 | return 1
352 | }
353 |
354 | install_sysdir() { # recursively copy contents of $1 into $2, make backups in $3 of replaced files and keep records of changes
355 | [[ $# = 3 ]] || giveup "install_sysdir() needs three arguments" 1
356 | # use 'sudo test' in case file is only accessible to root
357 | sudo test -d "$1" || giveup "$1 is not an existing directory" 1
358 | sudo test -d "$2" || giveup "$2 is not an existing directory" 1
359 | sudo mkdir -p "$3" || giveup "Unable to make directory $3." 1
360 | for i in "$1"/*
361 | do
362 | sudo test -e "$i" || break # $1 is empty
363 | [[ $i = *$'\n'* ]] && giveup "Line-break in filename: $i
364 | Please contact the software provider, or remove this file
365 | before running the script again." 1
366 | [[ $i = *~ ]] && { msg "ignoring backup file $i"; continue; }
367 | filename="${i##*/}"
368 | target="${2%/}/${filename}" # avoid double slash if $2 is /
369 | if sudo test -d "$i"
370 | then
371 | if sudo test -e "${target}"
372 | then
373 | sudo test -d "${target}" || giveup "${target} exists, but is not a directory." 1
374 | sudo rsync --dirs --perms "${target}" "$3" || giveup "There was a problem copying ${target} to $3/${filename}." 1
375 | else
376 | msg "adding directory ${target}"
377 | sudo rsync --dirs --perms "$i" "$2" || giveup "There was a problem copying $i to $2." 1
378 | echo "${target}" >> "$log_dir"/sysdirs-added
379 | fi
380 | install_sysdir "$i" "${target}" "$3/${filename}"
381 | else
382 | if sudo test -e "${target}"
383 | then
384 | if are_identical "$i" "${target}"
385 | then # probably this file was added on a previous run of script
386 | msg "$i and ${target} are identical"
387 | else
388 | msg "replacing ${target}"
389 | if sudo test -e "$3/${filename}"
390 | then
391 | msg "A backup copy of ${target} already exists..." # do our best to keep meaningful backups
392 | if are_identical "${target}" "$3/${filename}"
393 | then
394 | msg "but is identical with ${target}"
395 | else
396 | msg "but an extra backup will be made at $3/${filename}${backup_suffix}"
397 | sudo mv "${target}" "$3/${filename}${backup_suffix}" || giveup "There was a problem moving ${target} to $3/${filename}." 1
398 | fi
399 | else
400 | sudo mv "${target}" "$3/${filename}" || giveup "There was a problem moving ${target} to $3/${filename}." 1
401 | fi
402 | sudo cp --preserve=mode "$i" "$2" || giveup "There was a problem copying $i to $2." 1
403 | echo "${target}" >> "$log_dir"/sysfiles-replaced
404 | fi
405 | else
406 | msg "adding ${target}"
407 | sudo cp --preserve=mode "$i" "$2" || giveup "There was a problem copying $i to $2." 1
408 | echo "${target}" >> "$log_dir"/sysfiles-added
409 | fi
410 | fi
411 | done
412 | }
413 |
414 | # This function is no longer needed. User files are installed by bl-user-setup (shipped with bunsen-configs) on first login.
415 | # If you adapt this netinstall script for other systems you might want to use it.
416 | install_userdir() { # recursively copy contents of $1 into $2, make backups of replaced files in $2 and keep records of changes
417 | [[ $# = 2 ]] || giveup "install_userdir() needs two arguments" 1
418 | [[ -d $1 ]] || giveup "$1 is not an existing directory." 1
419 | [[ -d $2 ]] || giveup "$2 is not an existing directory." 1
420 | for i in "$1"/*
421 | do
422 | [[ -e $i ]] || break # $1 is empty
423 | [[ $i = *$'\n'* ]] && giveup "Line-break in filename: $i
424 | Please contact the software provider, or remove this file
425 | before running the script again." 1
426 | filename="${i##*/}"
427 | if [[ -d $i ]]
428 | then
429 | if [[ -e "$2/${filename}" ]]
430 | then
431 | [[ -d "$2/${filename}" ]] || giveup "$2/${filename} exists, but is not a directory." 1
432 | else
433 | msg "adding directory $2/${filename}"
434 | rsync --dirs --perms "$i" "$2" || giveup "There was a problem copying $i to $2." 1
435 | echo "$2/${filename}" >> "$log_dir"/userdirs-added
436 | fi
437 | install_userdir "$i" "$2/${filename}"
438 | else
439 | if [[ -e "$2/${filename}" ]]; then
440 | if are_identical "$i" "$2/${filename}"; then # probably this file was added on a previous run of script
441 | msg "$i and $2/${filename} are identical"
442 | else
443 | msg "replacing $2/${filename}"
444 | # keep original backup, but try not to fill user's home with meaningless backup files
445 | mv --no-clobber "$2/${filename}" "$2/${filename}${backup_suffix}" || giveup "There was a problem renaming $2/${filename} to $2/${filename}${backup_suffix}." 1
446 | cp --preserve=mode "$i" "$2" || giveup "There was a problem copying $i to $2." 1
447 | echo "$2/${filename}" >> "$log_dir"/userfiles-replaced
448 | fi
449 | else
450 | msg "adding $2/${filename}"
451 | cp --preserve=mode "$i" "$2" || giveup "There was a problem copying $i to $2." 1
452 | echo "$2/${filename}" >> "$log_dir"/userfiles-added
453 | fi
454 | fi
455 | done
456 | }
457 |
458 | ########## end file copying functions ##########
459 |
460 | bigmsg "Adjusting package management (apt) settings."
461 |
462 | # gen_sources aims to preserve whatever mirrors user has configured
463 | # while adding 'contrib', 'non-free-firmware' and 'non-free'
464 |
465 | if [[ -r gen_sources ]]; then
466 | if [[ -s sysfiles1/etc/apt/sources.list ]]; then
467 | msg "sysfiles1/etc/apt/sources.list already generated"
468 | else
469 | msg "generating new sources.list"
470 | . gen_sources # commands to generate sysfiles1/etc/apt/sources.list
471 | fi
472 | fi
473 |
474 | [[ -s sysfiles1/etc/apt/sources.list ]] || giveup "There is no sources.list file." 1
475 |
476 | msg "installing apt configuration files"
477 |
478 | install_sysdir sysfiles1 / "${backup_dir}"
479 | bigmsg "Apt settings adjusted."
480 |
481 | # Install any necessary APT keys.
482 | [[ -r apt-keys ]] && {
483 | . apt-keys
484 | }
485 |
486 | bigmsg "Installing packages needed for the system.
487 | This may take some time."
488 | #bigmsg "Please press 'y' if prompted at some point."
489 |
490 | msg "updating apt database..."
491 | sudo apt-get --quiet update || {
492 | warnlog "'apt-get --quiet update' returned an error"
493 | confirm "There was a problem with 'apt-get update'.
494 | There may be some information in ${logfile}.
495 | Would you like to continue anyway, or exit?" 1
496 | }
497 |
498 | msg "upgrading existing packages..."
499 | sudo apt-get --quiet dist-upgrade || {
500 | warnlog "'apt-get --quiet dist-upgrade' returned an error"
501 | confirm "There was a problem with 'apt-get dist-upgrade'.
502 | There may be some information in ${logfile}.
503 | Would you like to continue anyway, or exit?" 1
504 | }
505 |
506 | bigmsg "Installing new packages.
507 | There may be around 1000 packages to install,
508 | so this will probably take a while..."
509 |
510 | # recommends settings here will override whatever is set in apt.conf.d
511 |
512 | norecs=($( sed 's/\#.*$//' "$pkgs_norecs_file" )) && [[ ${#norecs[@]} -gt 0 ]] && {
513 | bigmsg "Installing packages, without recommends."
514 | sudo apt-get --no-install-recommends --quiet install "${norecs[@]}" || {
515 | warnlog "'apt-get --no-install-recommends --quiet install' returned an error"
516 | confirm "There was a problem installing some packages.
517 | There may be some information in ${logfile}.
518 | You might want to exit the script, comment out packages causing problems
519 | in ${pkgs_norecs_file}, and run the script again.
520 | If the missing packages are unimportant, you might prefer to continue
521 | with the install and fix the issues later.
522 | Would you like to ignore the errors and continue now,
523 | or exit and try to fix the problems?" 1
524 | }
525 | }
526 |
527 | recs=($( sed 's/\#.*$//' "$pkgs_recs_file" )) && [[ ${#recs[@]} -gt 0 ]] && {
528 | bigmsg "Installing packages, with recommends."
529 | sudo apt-get -o APT::Install-Recommends=true --quiet install "${recs[@]}" || {
530 | warnlog "'apt-get -o APT::Install-Recommends=true --quiet install' returned an error"
531 | confirm "There was a problem installing some packages.
532 | There may be some information in ${logfile}.
533 | You might want to exit the script, comment out packages causing problems
534 | in ${pkgs_recs_file}, and run the script again.
535 | If the missing packages are unimportant, you might prefer to continue
536 | with the install and fix the issues later.
537 | Would you like to ignore the errors and continue now,
538 | or exit and try to fix the problems?" 1
539 | }
540 | }
541 |
542 | bigmsg "New packages installed"
543 |
544 | # get stuff from GitHub, make local repo, install from there
545 | #bigmsg "Importing packages from GitHub"
546 | #[[ -r github_install ]] && {
547 | # . github_install
548 | #}
549 |
550 |
551 | bigmsg "Copying in new system files.
552 | Replaced files will be backed up to ${backup_dir}"
553 |
554 | # move dirs that will be replaced to backup dir
555 | [[ ${replaced_dirs[0]} != "none" ]] && {
556 | for i in "${replaced_dirs[@]}"
557 | do
558 | sudo test -d "$i" || { errmsg "directory $i set in \"replaced_dirs\" in file \"config\" does not exist"; continue; }
559 | if sudo test -d "${backup_dir}/$i"
560 | then
561 | msg "${backup_dir}/$i already exists.
562 | No need to backup $i"
563 | else
564 | bigmsg "$i will be replaced: moving it to ${backup_dir}" # we want to completely replace the directory
565 | sudo mkdir -p "${backup_dir}/${i%/*}" || giveup "Unable to make directory ${backup_dir}/${i%/*}." 1
566 | sudo mv "$i" "${backup_dir}/${i%/*}" || giveup "Unable to move $i to ${backup_dir}/${i%/*}" 1
567 | fi
568 | done
569 | }
570 |
571 | shopt -s dotglob # want dotfiles too
572 | install_sysdir sysfiles2 / "${backup_dir}"
573 | shopt -u dotglob
574 |
575 | # TODO find a more elegant way of handling this:
576 | # hack to cope with /etc/network/interfaces being undesirably nuked when network-manager is not installed
577 | [[ $(dpkg-query --show --showformat='${db:Status-Abbrev}' 'network-manager' 2>/dev/null) =~ ^(i|h)i' '$ ]] || {
578 | msg "Restoring overwritten /etc/network/interfaces
579 | from backup at ${backup_dir}/etc/network/interfaces
580 | because network-manager is not installed."
581 | [[ -r "${backup_dir}/etc/network/interfaces" ]] || {
582 | errmsg "Cannot restore /etc/network/interfaces from backup.
583 | You may need to edit this file manually to get a working network."
584 | }
585 | sudo cp "${backup_dir}/etc/network/interfaces" /etc/network/interfaces
586 | }
587 |
588 | bigmsg "system files installed"
589 |
590 | #bigmsg "Updating your personal configuration files.
591 | #Replaced files wil be backed up with a suffix of $backup_suffix"
592 |
593 | #shopt -s dotglob # want dotfiles too
594 | #install_userdir /etc/skel $HOME
595 | #shopt -u dotglob
596 |
597 | #bigmsg "Files updated."
598 |
599 | # final tweaking
600 | bigmsg "Adjusting some system settings."
601 | [[ -r postinstall_commands ]] && {
602 | . postinstall_commands
603 | }
604 |
605 | bigmsg "INSTALL FINISHED!"
606 | confirm "You need to restart your computer to log into your new system.
607 | Would you like to continue to restart now,
608 | or exit the script and restart later?" 0
609 | bigmsg "REBOOTING...
610 | (thank you for your patience so far)"
611 | sudo shutdown -r now
612 | exit
613 |
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1 | # Packages here will be installed without recommends.
2 |
3 | #alsa-base
4 | alsa-ucm-conf
5 | alsa-utils
6 | amd64-microcode
7 | anacron
8 | #apt-transport-https
9 | apt-xapian-index
10 | aptitude
11 | arandr
12 | arj
13 | at
14 | at-spi2-core
15 | #avahi-daemon
16 | #avahi-utils
17 | bash-completion
18 | btrfs-progs
19 | #bzip2 #dep
20 | catfish
21 | chntpw
22 | colordiff
23 | conky-all
24 | cpufrequtils
25 | cryptsetup
26 | cryptsetup-initramfs
27 | curl
28 | dillo
29 | dbus-user-session
30 | dbus-x11
31 | dmidecode
32 | dmz-cursor-theme
33 | dosfstools
34 | efibootmgr
35 | eject
36 | enchant-2
37 | evince
38 | exfatprogs
39 | f2fs-tools
40 | #fdpowermon
41 | feh
42 | file-roller
43 | filezilla
44 | firefox-esr
45 | firmware-ath9k-htc
46 | firmware-b43-installer
47 | firmware-b43legacy-installer
48 | firmware-iwlwifi
49 | firmware-linux
50 | #firmware-ralink
51 | firmware-realtek
52 | firmware-sof-signed
53 | fonts-cantarell
54 | fonts-noto
55 | fonts-noto-cjk
56 | fonts-noto-mono
57 | fonts-inconsolata
58 | fonts-liberation
59 | ftp
60 | fuse3
61 | #fusesmb
62 | #galculator
63 | galternatives
64 | gddrescue
65 | gdebi
66 | geany
67 | #geany-plugins
68 | ghostscript
69 | gigolo
70 | gmrun
71 | gnome-keyring
72 | gnome-themes-extra
73 | gparted
74 | gsimplecal
75 | gstreamer1.0-libav
76 | gstreamer1.0-plugins-bad
77 | gstreamer1.0-plugins-base
78 | gstreamer1.0-plugins-good
79 | gstreamer1.0-plugins-ugly
80 | gstreamer1.0-pulseaudio
81 | gtk2-engines-pixbuf
82 | #gtk2-engines-murrine
83 | #gtk3-nocsd
84 | gtk-update-icon-cache
85 | gvfs
86 | gvfs-backends
87 | #gvfs-bin
88 | gvfs-fuse
89 | hardinfo
90 | #haveged
91 | hdparm
92 | #hddtemp
93 | hexchat
94 | hfsprogs
95 | htop
96 | hwdata
97 | i965-va-driver
98 | inotify-tools
99 | intel-microcode
100 | inxi
101 | #jfsutils
102 | jgmenu
103 | lame
104 | less
105 | libblockdev-crypto2
106 | libglib2.0-bin
107 | libgtk-3-0
108 | libinput-tools
109 | libnotify-bin
110 | libpam-gnome-keyring
111 | libqt5svg5
112 | libreoffice-calc
113 | libreoffice-gtk3
114 | libreoffice-writer
115 | librsvg2-common
116 | #libnss-mdns
117 | lightdm
118 | lightdm-gtk-greeter
119 | lightdm-gtk-greeter-settings
120 | light-locker
121 | lm-sensors
122 | locales
123 | lsb-release
124 | lshw
125 | lvm2
126 | lxappearance
127 | lxterminal
128 | lz4
129 | lzop
130 | mdadm
131 | mlocate
132 | modemmanager
133 | mtools
134 | ncal
135 | network-manager
136 | network-manager-gnome
137 | #network-manager-openvpn-gnome
138 | #network-manager-pptp-gnome
139 | #network-manager-vpnc-gnome
140 | nitrogen
141 | ntfs-3g
142 | #ntp
143 | obconf
144 | openbox
145 | openssh-client
146 | p7zip-full
147 | pavucontrol
148 | pciutils
149 | pcmciautils
150 | picom
151 | pkexec
152 | pnmixer
153 | policykit-1-gnome
154 | polkitd
155 | polkitd-pkla
156 | pulseaudio
157 | python3
158 | python3-xdg
159 | qt5-style-plugins
160 | qt5-gtk-platformtheme
161 | #reiser4progs
162 | #reiserfsprogs
163 | rfkill
164 | ristretto
165 | rpl
166 | rsync
167 | rzip
168 | scrot
169 | sensible-utils
170 | smartmontools
171 | speedtest-cli
172 | suckless-tools
173 | sudo
174 | synaptic
175 | systemd-timesyncd
176 | #terminator
177 | thunar
178 | thunar-archive-plugin
179 | thunar-gtkhash
180 | thunar-media-tags-plugin
181 | thunar-volman
182 | tint2
183 | transmission-gtk
184 | #ttf-mscorefonts-installer
185 | tumbler
186 | tumbler-plugins-extra
187 | unace
188 | unalz
189 | unar
190 | unrar
191 | unzip
192 | update-inetd
193 | usb-modeswitch
194 | usbutils
195 | user-setup
196 | uuid-runtime
197 | va-driver-all
198 | #vdpau-va-driver
199 | vlc
200 | vlc-plugin-notify
201 | #volti
202 | #volumeicon-alsa
203 | wireless-tools
204 | #wmctrl
205 | wpasupplicant
206 | xbindkeys
207 | #xbindkeys-config
208 | xcape
209 | xdg-user-dirs
210 | xdg-utils
211 | #xdotool
212 | xfburn
213 | xfce4-appfinder
214 | #xfce4-mixer
215 | xfce4-clipman
216 | xfce4-notifyd
217 | xfce4-power-manager
218 | xfce4-screenshooter
219 | #xfce4-volumed
220 | xfsprogs
221 | xinput
222 | xorg
223 | xsel
224 | xserver-xorg-input-all
225 | xserver-xorg-input-synaptics
226 | xserver-xorg-input-evdev
227 | #xserver-xorg-input-vmmouse
228 | xserver-xorg-input-wacom
229 | xserver-xorg-video-all
230 | xserver-xorg-video-intel
231 | xserver-xorg-video-qxl
232 | xsettingsd
233 | xz-utils
234 | yad
235 | zip
236 | zstd
237 |
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1 | # Packages here will be installed without recommends.
2 |
3 | arandr
4 | conky-all
5 | dillo
6 | dmz-cursor-theme
7 | galternatives
8 | gmrun
9 | inxi
10 | jgmenu
11 | libfuse2
12 | lightdm
13 | lightdm-gtk-greeter
14 | lightdm-gtk-greeter-settings
15 | light-locker
16 | lxappearance
17 | nitrogen
18 | obconf
19 | openbox
20 | pkexec
21 | policykit-1-gnome
22 | polkitd
23 | polkitd-pkla
24 | python3-xdg
25 | rxvt-unicode
26 | scrot
27 | sensible-utils
28 | suckless-tools
29 | thunar
30 | thunar-volman
31 | tint2
32 | xbindkeys
33 | xcape
34 | xauth
35 | xinit
36 | xserver-xorg
37 | x11-xserver-utils
38 | xsettingsd
39 | yad
40 |
41 | ## bunsenlabs
42 | ## In the "base" install, bunsenlabs packages are installed without recommends.
43 | bunsen-archive-keyring
44 | bunsen-common
45 | bunsen-configs-base
46 | bunsen-exit
47 | bunsen-images-base
48 | bunsen-numix-icon-theme
49 | bunsen-themes-base
50 | bunsen-thunar
51 |
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/pkgs-norecs-lite:
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1 | # Packages here will be installed without recommends.
2 |
3 | #alsa-base
4 | alsa-ucm-conf
5 | alsa-utils
6 | amd64-microcode
7 | anacron
8 | #apt-transport-https
9 | #apt-xapian-index
10 | #aptitude
11 | arandr
12 | arj
13 | at
14 | at-spi2-core
15 | #avahi-daemon
16 | #avahi-utils
17 | bash-completion
18 | btrfs-progs
19 | #bzip2 #dep
20 | #catfish
21 | chntpw
22 | colordiff
23 | conky-all
24 | cpufrequtils
25 | cryptsetup
26 | cryptsetup-initramfs
27 | curl
28 | dbus-user-session
29 | dbus-x11
30 | dillo
31 | dmidecode
32 | dmz-cursor-theme
33 | dosfstools
34 | efibootmgr
35 | eject
36 | enchant-2
37 | evince
38 | exfatprogs
39 | f2fs-tools
40 | #fdpowermon
41 | feh
42 | file-roller
43 | #filezilla
44 | #firefox-esr
45 | firmware-ath9k-htc
46 | firmware-b43-installer
47 | firmware-b43legacy-installer
48 | firmware-iwlwifi
49 | firmware-linux
50 | #firmware-ralink
51 | firmware-realtek
52 | #firmware-sof-signed
53 | #fonts-cantarell
54 | #fonts-noto
55 | #fonts-noto-cjk
56 | #fonts-noto-mono
57 | fonts-inconsolata
58 | fonts-liberation
59 | #ftp
60 | fuse3
61 | #fusesmb
62 | #galculator
63 | galternatives
64 | gddrescue
65 | gdebi
66 | #geany
67 | #geany-plugins
68 | #ghostscript
69 | gigolo
70 | gmrun
71 | gnome-keyring
72 | gnome-themes-extra
73 | gparted
74 | gsimplecal
75 | #gstreamer1.0-libav
76 | #gstreamer1.0-plugins-bad
77 | #gstreamer1.0-plugins-base
78 | #gstreamer1.0-plugins-good
79 | #gstreamer1.0-plugins-ugly
80 | #gstreamer1.0-pulseaudio
81 | gtk2-engines-pixbuf
82 | #gtk2-engines-murrine
83 | #gtk3-nocsd
84 | gtk-update-icon-cache
85 | gvfs
86 | gvfs-backends
87 | #gvfs-bin
88 | gvfs-fuse
89 | hardinfo
90 | #haveged
91 | hdparm
92 | #hddtemp
93 | #hexchat
94 | hfsprogs
95 | htop
96 | hwdata
97 | i965-va-driver
98 | #inotify-tools
99 | intel-microcode
100 | inxi
101 | #jfsutils
102 | jgmenu
103 | #lame
104 | less
105 | libblockdev-crypto2
106 | #libglib2.0-bin
107 | libgtk-3-0
108 | libinput-tools
109 | libnotify-bin
110 | libpam-gnome-keyring
111 | libqt5svg5
112 | #libreoffice-calc
113 | #libreoffice-gtk3
114 | #libreoffice-writer
115 | librsvg2-common
116 | #libnss-mdns
117 | lightdm
118 | lightdm-gtk-greeter
119 | lightdm-gtk-greeter-settings
120 | light-locker
121 | lm-sensors
122 | locales
123 | lsb-release
124 | lshw
125 | lvm2
126 | lxappearance
127 | #lxterminal
128 | #lz4
129 | #lzop
130 | #mdadm
131 | mlocate
132 | modemmanager
133 | mousepad
134 | mpv
135 | mtools
136 | ncal
137 | network-manager
138 | network-manager-gnome
139 | #network-manager-openvpn-gnome
140 | #network-manager-pptp-gnome
141 | #network-manager-vpnc-gnome
142 | nitrogen
143 | ntfs-3g
144 | #ntp
145 | obconf
146 | openbox
147 | openssh-client
148 | p7zip-full
149 | pavucontrol
150 | pciutils
151 | pcmciautils
152 | #picom
153 | pkexec
154 | pnmixer
155 | policykit-1-gnome
156 | polkitd
157 | polkitd-pkla
158 | pulseaudio
159 | python3
160 | python3-xdg
161 | qt5-style-plugins
162 | qt5-gtk-platformtheme
163 | #reiser4progs
164 | #reiserfsprogs
165 | rfkill
166 | ristretto
167 | rpl
168 | rsync
169 | rxvt-unicode
170 | rzip
171 | scrot
172 | sensible-utils
173 | smartmontools
174 | speedtest-cli
175 | suckless-tools
176 | sudo
177 | synaptic
178 | systemd-timesyncd
179 | #terminator
180 | thunar
181 | thunar-archive-plugin
182 | thunar-gtkhash
183 | #thunar-media-tags-plugin
184 | thunar-volman
185 | tint2
186 | transmission-gtk
187 | #ttf-mscorefonts-installer
188 | #tumbler
189 | #tumbler-plugins-extra
190 | unace
191 | unalz
192 | unar
193 | unrar
194 | unzip
195 | update-inetd
196 | usb-modeswitch
197 | usbutils
198 | user-setup
199 | uuid-runtime
200 | va-driver-all
201 | #vdpau-va-driver
202 | #vlc
203 | #vlc-plugin-notify
204 | #volti
205 | #volumeicon-alsa
206 | wireless-tools
207 | #wmctrl
208 | wpasupplicant
209 | xbindkeys
210 | #xbindkeys-config
211 | xcape
212 | xdg-user-dirs
213 | xdg-utils
214 | #xdotool
215 | xfburn
216 | #xfce4-appfinder
217 | #xfce4-mixer
218 | xfce4-clipman
219 | xfce4-notifyd
220 | xfce4-power-manager
221 | #xfce4-screenshooter
222 | #xfce4-volumed
223 | xfsprogs
224 | xinput
225 | xorg
226 | xsel
227 | xserver-xorg-input-all
228 | xserver-xorg-input-synaptics
229 | xserver-xorg-input-evdev
230 | #xserver-xorg-input-vmmouse
231 | xserver-xorg-input-wacom
232 | xserver-xorg-video-all
233 | xserver-xorg-video-intel
234 | xserver-xorg-video-qxl
235 | xsettingsd
236 | xz-utils
237 | yad
238 | zip
239 | zstd
240 |
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/pkgs-recs:
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1 | # Packages here will be installed with recommends.
2 | # comments are allowed
3 |
4 | ## bunsenlabs
5 | # bunsen-apt-update-checker
6 | bunsen-blob
7 | bunsen-common
8 | bunsen-configs
9 | bunsen-conky
10 | bunsen-docs
11 | bunsen-exit
12 | # bunsen-faenza-icon-theme
13 | bunsen-fortune
14 | bunsen-images
15 | # bunsen-images-archives
16 | # bunsen-keyring
17 | bunsen-archive-keyring
18 | bunsen-numix-icon-theme
19 | bunsen-os-release
20 | # bunsen-paper-icon-theme
21 | # bunsen-papirus-icon-theme
22 | bunsen-pipemenus
23 | bunsen-themes
24 | bunsen-thunar
25 | bunsen-utilities
26 | bunsen-welcome
27 | material-solarized-suruplusplus-icon-theme
28 |
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/pkgs-recs-base:
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1 | # Packages here will be installed with recommends.
2 | # comments are allowed
3 |
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/pkgs-recs-lite:
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1 | # Packages here will be installed with recommends.
2 | # comments are allowed
3 |
4 | ## bunsenlabs
5 | # bunsen-apt-update-checker
6 | bunsen-archive-keyring
7 | bunsen-blob
8 | bunsen-common
9 | bunsen-configs-lite
10 | bunsen-conky
11 | bunsen-docs
12 | bunsen-exit
13 | # bunsen-faenza-icon-theme
14 | bunsen-fortune
15 | bunsen-images-base
16 | bunsen-numix-icon-theme
17 | bunsen-os-release
18 | # bunsen-paper-icon-theme
19 | # bunsen-papirus-icon-theme
20 | bunsen-pipemenus
21 | bunsen-themes
22 | bunsen-thunar
23 | bunsen-utilities
24 | bunsen-welcome
25 | #material-solarized-suruplusplus-icon-theme
26 |
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/postinstall_commands:
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1 | # commands to run after installing all files and packages
2 |
3 | # add any needed extra groups
4 | for i in #cbnetwork
5 | do
6 | if grep -q "^${i}:" /etc/group
7 | then
8 | msg "group $i already exists"
9 | else
10 | msg "adding group $i"
11 | sudo addgroup $i || errmsg "failed to add group: $i"
12 | fi
13 | done
14 |
15 | # add user to some extra groups
16 | # NB You should also check sysfiles2/etc/adduser.conf for default groups to add new users to
17 | for i in audio video cdrom plugdev floppy lp dip
18 | do
19 | sudo addgroup "$i"
20 | sudo adduser $user $i || errmsg "failed to add user: $user to group: $i"
21 | done
22 | for i in sudo netdev systemd-journal lpadmin scanner bluetooth
23 | do
24 | sudo addgroup --system "$i"
25 | sudo adduser $user $i || errmsg "failed to add user: $user to group: $i"
26 | done
27 |
28 | # make sure gksu runs in sudo mode
29 | #sudo update-alternatives --set libgksu-gconf-defaults /usr/share/libgksu/debian/gconf-defaults.libgksu-sudo || errmsg "failed to edit alternative for libgksu-gconf-defaults"
30 | #sudo update-gconf-defaults || errmsg "failed to update gconf defaults"
31 |
32 | # set cursor theme to pre-empt Adwaita
33 | #sudo update-alternatives --set x-cursor-theme /usr/share/icons/DMZ-White/cursor.theme || errmsg "failed to edit alternative for x-cursor-theme"
34 |
35 | # dmz-cursor-theme may have been installed after bunsen-configs
36 | # so re-run the cursor theme setting in bunsen-configs' postinst script.
37 | DEFAULT_CURSOR_THEME='/usr/share/icons/DMZ-White/cursor.theme'
38 | if update-alternatives --list x-cursor-theme 2>/dev/null | grep -q "$DEFAULT_CURSOR_THEME"
39 | then
40 | sudo update-alternatives --set x-cursor-theme "$DEFAULT_CURSOR_THEME"
41 | else
42 | errmsg "failed to edit alternative for x-cursor-theme"
43 | fi
44 |
45 | # Now bunsen-os-release is installed, refresh boot menu.
46 | sudo update-grub || errmsg "Failed to update grub"
47 |
48 | # Add install date to /etc/bunsen/bunsen_install
49 | #sudo echo "Install date: $(date --utc +%FT%T)" >> /etc/bunsen/bunsen_install
50 | sudo tee -a <<< "Install date: $(date --utc +%FT%T)" /etc/bunsen/bunsen_install
51 |
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/preinstall_commands:
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1 | # commands to run after basic checks but before starting the installation
2 |
3 | msg "adjusting permissions of new system files before installing"
4 | # (git does not preserve permissions)
5 | # reset permissions on system files to default
6 | chmod --preserve-root --recursive u=Xrw,g=Xr,o=Xr sysfiles1 || errmsg "failed to reset permissions in sysfiles1"
7 | chmod --preserve-root --recursive u=Xrw,g=Xr,o=Xr sysfiles2 || errmsg "failed to reset permissions in sysfiles2"
8 | # set special permissions on some file
9 | #chmod --preserve-root g=,o= sysfiles2/etc/polkit-1/localauthority || errmsg "failed to change permissions on sysfiles2/etc/polkit-1/localauthority"
10 |
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/sysfiles1/etc/apt/sources.list.d/bunsen.list:
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1 | deb https://pkg.bunsenlabs.org/debian boron main
2 | #deb-src https://pkg.bunsenlabs.org/debian boron main
3 |
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1 | Install method: netinstall
2 | Netinstall script, last commit date: 2025-04-02T00:07:33
3 |
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/sysfiles2/etc/network/interfaces:
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1 | # This file describes the network interfaces available on your system
2 | # and how to activate them. For more information, see interfaces(5).
3 |
4 | # The loopback network interface
5 | auto lo
6 | iface lo inet loopback
7 |
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