Ever find yourself setting up a new Fedora Workstation and thinking, “There’s got to be a better way!”? Well, I had that thought one too many times, so I decided to do something about it!
Here’s my latest weekend project: a Streamlit-powered web app that helps you build customized shell scripts for setting up fresh Fedora Workstation installations. It’s like a chef’s menu for your Linux setup—pick your ingredients, and voila! Your perfect Fedora recipe is served!
Key features:
Customizable system configurations
Cherry-pick your favorite apps
Tailor your setup with various customization options
One-click script generation and download
It’s still in its early stages, but it’s already saving me tons of time. And hey, it might just save you some too!
Check it out, give it a spin, and let me know what you think. If you find it useful, a like and share would be awesome.
It is tagged as Workstation alias “dnf stuff”. Feel free to sponsor the dev or fork it on your selves and put the ostree compatibility in a separate tool.
Interesting
On first look, you seem to be mixing dnf installs, “curl installs” to system dirs and installs into user’s home (e.g. some fonts, some of which we even package as rpm). You might want to make this more transparent (system tweaks vs user tweaks).
