PostInstallerF

[debo2011]

Hi! My name is David Va; I brought to you a simple but powerful project called PostInstallerF. PostInstallerF will install all the software that Fedora doesn't include by default, after running Fedora for the first time. Its easy for a new user. PostInstallerF contains everything that you need for your daily computing.

PostInstallerF includes a simple but functional interface. The project began as a simple personal script. My altruistic heart compels me to share it with the desire to help the beginner in Fedora Linux. Now PostInstallerF prematurely but also works in several popular distributions. You can easily install programs from Copr, similar to Ubuntu with PPA.

I am a developer and project manager of PostInstallerF. Any suggestion to the project is welcome.



Current version of PostInstallerF supports following features



Add Third party repositories: RPMFusion, Copr, Google, Adobe, Chromium, Skype, Opera, Oracle Virtualbox

• Enable/disable sudo (the current user)
  
• Install Ati/Nvidia drivers (Experimental)
  
• Install all multimedia codecs
  
• Install Adobe Flash plugin or Freshplayer
  
• Install Java Runtime Environment
  
• Disable SELinux
  
• Frozen kernel (avoid updates of kernel)
  
• Install Microsoft fonts
• Install Gnome Shell Extensions
• IInstall programs from Copr, similar to Ubuntu with PPA.

Install all essential Software as: LibreOffice, Chromium, Opera, Google Chrome, Skype, Mobile Media Converter, Ocenaudio, Netflix Player, Transcoder, ekd, Wink, Steam, Etc. more than 100 programs and modifications to the system.


We was working PostInstallerF for Fedora 25


**How to Install PostInstallerF?*


from a terminal


FC23/24 (updated 06-23-2016)

1) su

2) dnf -y install wget

3) rpm --import https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kuboosoft/postinstallerf/master/GPG/$(rpm -E %fedora)/RPM-GPG-KEY-postinstallerf

4) wget -c -P /etc/yum.repos.d/ https://raw.github.com/kuboosoft/postinstallerf/master/postinstallerf.repo

5) dnf clean metadata

6) dnf -y install postinstallerf

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PostInstallerF
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[debo2011]

PostInstallerF ready for Fedora 18 Final. Any ideas or suggestions are welcome.

[skytux]

Crear un rpm noarch para un shell script requiere tiempo? No estoy de acuerdo! Además, vos decís que se actualiza constantemente, entonces justamente por causa de eso sería necesario crear el rpm. Además, es para Fedora, no? Entonces nada mejor que instalar un rpm

[bob]

Skytux, this is an English Forum and the Posting Rules require all posts to be in English. How about doing a quick translation if you don't want to remove the Spanish ?

[Dies]

Crear un rpm noarch para un shell script requiere tiempo? No estoy de acuerdo! Además, vos decís que se actualiza constantemente, entonces justamente por causa de eso sería necesario crear el rpm. Además, es para Fedora, no? Entonces nada mejor que instalar un rpm

[loose translation]
Creating a noarch rpm for a shell script requires time? I disagree!
Also, you say it's updated constantly, that alone should make an rpm necessary.
Besides, it's Fedora right? Nothing better than installing an rpm.
[/loose translation]

[skytux]

Skytux, this is an English Forum and the Posting Rules require all posts to be in English. How about doing a quick translation if you don't want to remove the Spanish ?

I'm aware this is an forum in English, and as you wrote in Spanish, so did I... I just expressed my opinion that creating a noarch rpm package is very easy. I could do it for you, it would be a spec file where you only have to change the version and recompile it

[bob]

I didn't write in Spanish, since I wouldn't have a clue (13 years of French though ).

Anyway, the original post was translated into both English and Spanish, which is what I was aiming at. Got to remember that we're international and can't possibly handle all dialects, so we need to stick with English. Also, because that way we can know when you're swearing at us.

[skytux]

I didn't write in Spanish, since I wouldn't have a clue (13 years of French though ).

Anyway, the original post was translated into both English and Spanish, which is what I was aiming at. Got to remember that we're international and can't possibly handle all dialects, so we need to stick with English. Also, because that way we can know when you're swearing at us.

Oops... I'm doing everything wrong today, not only here but also at work

I wanted to say that debo2011 wrote in Spanish, and I said it to you, I'm sorry for that...

All the best,
Germán.

[debo2011]

Hi guys, You do not need to focus on the language, everything is a constructive process, I am aware that this is an international forum, and therefore the international language is English, my English is very bad, however I have adapted to it, just as forums in Chinese, Russian etc. haha. The suggestion of Skytux is valid and I like the idea and the support it provides, and indeed I accept it gladly.

Do not worry, if you have had a bad day, smile
Welcome back Bob :P

[BenTrein]

The idea sounds good, but your install-guide needs some work. My Spanish is non-existant, so I can't translate what happens - but not much good happens:

sh postinstallerf.sh

AutoInstalador PostInstallerF 1 v.6.2

user-trash-full.png
updatep2.png
updatep.png
sistema.png
PostinstallerF.sh
Postinstaller1.svg
pinguino.png
pincel_rco.png
icoinstall2.png
camera.png
brightness.png
ubuntu/postinstallerf/Logout.sh
ubuntu/Postinstaller.sh
ubuntu/Postinstaller1.svg
ubuntu/PostinstallerF.sh
postinstallerf/Logout.sh
Postdesktopfiles/Install.desktop
Postdesktopfiles/GnomeShell_Extensions.desktop
Postdesktopfiles/Configure_Tuning.desktop
Postdesktopfiles/Shutdown_Logout.desktop
acciones/topicon.png
acciones/conf.png
acciones/system-shutdown.svg
acciones/add.png
acciones/gnomestension.svg
acciones/topiconubu.png
ubuntu/postinstallerf/
ubuntu/
postinstallerf/
Postdesktopfiles/
acciones/
postinstallerf/confpost64.sh
postinstallerf/gnext.sh
postinstallerf/confpost.sh
ubuntu/postinstallerf/gnext.sh
ubuntu/postinstallerf/confpost.sh
ubuntu/postinstallerf/addpost.sh
install.sh
Postinstaller64.sh
Postinstaller.sh
postinstallerf/addpost.sh
postinstallerf/addpost64.sh

Ya existe Postinstaller.sh, se reemplazará
es Fedora
zenity esta presente
wget esta presente
yad esta presente
Fedora 18
Pipe Viewer esta presente
Este es un sistema de 32-bit
isue = 
no es ubuntu

Just a thought - fix it?

[debo2011]

Hi, BenTrein


very simple

It is a program with a simple installer with the following instructions:

1) is extracted as a temporary file in /tmp/ (after removes all)

2) Copy each part of the program (icons, sounds, scripts)

This is the model used by some program sself-extracting, easier. With this the user to see what happens.

The future of this application is a rpm. However it is still premature because PostInstallerF also works with Ubuntu, so also need to create a deb

What says the program, you already have a previous version and it will replace PostInstallerF.

as any program who need to install software, you must have administrative privileges (in this case 'su'), for installation.

[debo2011]

Today, we released an rpm, ready for battle.

[bob]

Very nice! I've given it a try and surprised by just how much you've included. While some of the script is still in Spanish, it's easy to understand what's happening and the packages I selected were easily installed.

I've included your script in the Fedora Set-up Guides (yellow link above) and also mentioned it in Linux Help.

[debo2011]

Thanks bob!! many thanks, The next update will include "Tupi" and many more surprises about progress bar

[BenTrein]

It works very well - it is indeed a very nice bit of work. One feature request though - to make it less laborious: Could it be so that (under the install bit) I can select different things I want to install at the same time, then hit install and just let the program do the rest? This way I don't have to sit and wait for every install that I want to make. It'll involve just one click, and I can go do something else and forget about it till everything I want has been installed... I hope you understand it from my mediocre description.