apt-clone

Create a "state" file for Debian/Ubuntu systems with the installed packages (and the aility to restore)

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Create a "state" file for Debian/Ubuntu systems with the installed packages (and the aility to restore)

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It's nice to see people sharing - but this seems like a terrible way to install the needed packages, with a separate install per package, rather than a list of packages.. https://github.com/efazati/i3buntu/blob/master/run.sh Something like: https://wiki.debian.org/AptCLI?highlight=%28%5CbCategoryPack... apt-clone: https://github.com/mvo5/apt-clone Or indeed like it's done here, but supplying a list of packets to apt, rather than a list of apt command lines to run one after another... But the best way would probably just be a fork of regolith, and create a meta package.