Fedora Post-Installation Setup Script

This script automates the setup of a Fedora system, including enabling repositories, installing essential software, and configuring devices. It's designed to run after a fresh installation of Fedora, helping users quickly set up their environment according to their needs.

Components Configured

• Device settings
• • Change hostname
• • Setup a second drive
• Drivers / repos
• • Fedora multimedia codecs
• • Enable RPM Fusion free and non-free
• • Install nVidia drivers
• • Install additional codecs
• • • Intel/AMD/nVidia hardware accellerated codecs
• • Install Flatpak and add Flathub repo
• Install FOSS software
• • git
• • Syncthing
• • VSCodium (from https://gitlab.com/paulcarroty/vscodium-deb-rpm-repo)
• • Signal (from Flathub)
• Install non-FOSS software
• • Steam (from rpmfusion-nonfree)
• • Discord (from rpmfusion-nonfree)

Usage

1. Clone the repository or download the script:

git clone https://github.com/mortalic/firstrun.git
cd firstrun

3. Run the script:

sudo ./firstrun.sh

Or, if you are lazy, here is a oneliner with curl:

curl -s -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mortalic/firstrun/main/fedora_first_run.sh | sudo bash

Requirements

• Fedora Linux (the script is tested on Fedora, adjustments might be necessary for other distributions).
• Root permissions are required for most operations.

Customization

The script uses several global variables (USERNAME, GROUP, PERMISSION, NEWHOSTNAME, PRETTYHOSTNAME, DRIVELABEL) to configure system settings. You can modify these variables to suit your specific requirements. Example:

sudo NEWHOSTNAME=superpc PRETTYHOSTNAME="damn fast pc" ./firstrun.sh

Contributions

Contributions to the script are welcome. Please ensure to test changes locally before submitting a pull request.

License

GPL 3.0

Contact

For bugs, feature requests, or other communications, open an issue, or better, open a Pull Request with the fix.