I have a bash script that saves a list of installed packages, backups up all my dotfiles in the home directory, and uploads it to a private git repo.
Packages
I use apt-mark showmanual, which isn't the best solution since it saves some packages that aren't "user-installed"
Dotfiles
I just have a text file with the name of the file or directory listed on every line, and the script just loops through it to make copies. I also have additional functions to setup my terminal (st) and my window manager (dwm), since those need to be compiled.
Each commit message includes a timestamp.
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I have a bash script that saves a list of installed packages, backups up all my dotfiles in the home directory, and uploads it to a private git repo.
Packages
I use
apt-mark showmanual
, which isn't the best solution since it saves some packages that aren't "user-installed"Dotfiles
I just have a text file with the name of the file or directory listed on every line, and the script just loops through it to make copies. I also have additional functions to setup my terminal (
st
) and my window manager (dwm
), since those need to be compiled.Each commit message includes a timestamp.