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Ubuntu-LTS

A collection of opinionated Ansible roles to be used for managing Ubuntu LTS Workstations.

The current Ubuntu LTS that these are tracking is Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial Xerus

These are intended to be used with Pajuna but are really just normal Ansible roles.

What is Pajuna

A collection of Ansible based repos for lowering the time it takes to be productive again when you are starting with a new Ubuntu LTS Workstation. This includes remastering the Ubuntu installer iso through to installing and managing development tools, dotfiles and more.

The goals of Pajuna are:

  • lower the time it takes to be productive again when you are starting with a new workstation
  • to be of minimal hindrance to keep it up to date
  • not rely on any bespoke software that is at risk of becoming abandonware
  • Waiting for your contribution upstream shouldn't slow you down

Requirement

A lot of these roles rely on you to have an $HOME/.dotfiles directory with all your existing dotfiles and will symlink the dotfiles into your $HOME. This means you can manage ~/.dotfiles in a separate git repository.
See pajuna/dotfiles for an example to get you started.

Some of these roles require that you have my Packagecloud tools repo installed.
All packages in my tools repo are built/published with Ansible.

AuthorMick Pollard (aussielunix at g mail dot com)
CopyrightCopyright (c) 2017 by Mick Pollard
LicenseDistributed under the MIT License, see LICENSE
twitter @aussielunix

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