auto_installation.sh is a bash script that automates installation of packages that are commonly needed after each new ubuntu re-installation. It is a simple script that you can use as it is, or edit it according to your favourite packages.

• Google-Chrome (Stable Version).
• Python3.6 (It is installed by default in recent ubuntu distros, but I like to make sure it is installed).
• Pycharm IDE (Community Version).
• R.
• Rstudio.
• Atom (Text-Editor).

Download the .zip file and extract it. Open the terminal and change directory to the extracted directory :

$ cd <path-to-directory>

Run the script with sudo :

$ sudo ./auto_installation.sh

• Automatic download of packages not included in ubuntu software repositories.
• Resume broken downloads due to network interruption.
• Automatically accepts installation requests (Y/n).

• Make sure you have strong and stable network access, as the script performs several downloads and updates.
• Old versions of ubuntu may encounter problems due to un-supported ubuntu package management.

The script has been tested on :

• Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.

Thanks for your interest to contribute! Here are some issues that need your help:

• Create checklist menu to choose which packages the user wants to be installed.
• Test the script on more distros, report bugs.
• Extend its functionality to support rpm packages.