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Hi all,
I tested both default and gamer personas:
!) installation - went great, with some minor package download errors, I believe due to the unstable connection. I interrupted the connection several times to test if it would resume from last state and it happened fine. Restarted the notebook once, and the installation stopped - as anyone would expect.
Forgive me if my suggestion is irrational, but, would there be a way to, in case of such problems, as it is a very long download, that, when downloading, it skipped the already downloaded packages instead of overwriting them?

2. did some clicks here and there, and some applications took a little longer than expected. among them, were gimp, rocket chat, discord, slack, google music.

3. just another suggestion: wasn't it better for play on linux appear on games tab? don't know if is default xubunt config though

I am using xubuntu under virtual box

Got this message while installing the clinician persona:

sudo: npm: command not found
./clinician.sh: line 37: nativefier: command not found
./clinician.sh: line 38: nativefier: command not found

Other personas not installed

@andremillet, @d3sandoval, @kofiav,

I changed the repo name after getting some feedback on the confusion of the name. In reality, all this solution is is a bunch of shell scripts that make a computer useful.

I chose to use a mono font for the word "Scripts" to be more computer-y.

Let me know if you have a better name :)

"I think we should consider using MATE or XFCE as desktop environment to get most of the system"

I tend to agree. I started with Ubuntu MATE as the base but ran into some instability. I will document how to turn Ubuntu's default desktop environment into XFCE somewhere.

Consider ways to support systems that rely on Yum, Pacman, or RPM.

Don't know if matters, but, when installing gamer persona, got this:

#25 (comment)

Didn't even needed to type the command, after some seconds the download started for itself

Dani brought up that we can make a UI that allows users to click around on each persona to see what packages are to be installed (they can even unselect certain ones). This would be a more ideal way to run the system, esp on the first boot of Ubuntu.

• name: Neovim - An extension of Vim
  apt: name=neovim state=present update_cache=yes