I had the same issue yesterday, when I had to reinstall Ubuntu on it at the end, I just had to create a simple script that will automatically install my packages and setup everything.
You are welcome to check it out and contribute.
github.com/mmphego/xubuntu-pkg-ins...
It's also a good idea to backup your configs, such as bashrc, vscode/sublime text settings and etc
a simple way of doing it would be:
$ cd ~ $ git init $ touch .gitignore $ echo "*" > .gitignore $ git add -f .bashrc .ssh
Add anything you would like to back up, personally, I like backing up my bashrc, ssh configs and settings, VSCode and sublime text settings and ...
You are welcome to check out my Linux-conf (flag it if there's any secrets I should have in public): github.com/mmphego/linux-config
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I had the same issue yesterday, when I had to reinstall Ubuntu on it at the end, I just had to create a simple script that will automatically install my packages and setup everything.
You are welcome to check it out and contribute.
github.com/mmphego/xubuntu-pkg-ins...
It's also a good idea to backup your configs, such as bashrc, vscode/sublime text settings and etc
a simple way of doing it would be:
$ cd ~
$ git init
$ touch .gitignore
$ echo "*" > .gitignore
$ git add -f .bashrc .ssh
Add anything you would like to back up, personally, I like backing up my bashrc, ssh configs and settings, VSCode and sublime text settings and ...
You are welcome to check out my Linux-conf (flag it if there's any secrets I should have in public):
github.com/mmphego/linux-config