Adapted from ubuntu-post-install scripts of Sam Hewitt, to whom all credit is due.

./setup.sh

or make an alias.

There are six main functions in the directory of that name, some of which use the data directory, and all of which use variables defined in functions/variables.

1. doall enables all functions to be run non-interactively to build an entirely new system from scratch (although it starts with ubuntu-restricted-extras which is the only bit that requires interaction to install mscorefonts)

2. aptadd adds apt keys (/data/keys.list) and repositories (/data/repos.list)

3. apt installs packages.list (and skips all those already installed)

4. nonapt opens a menu for the following additional functions

   i. pandoc to install the latest version from source

   ii. python to install a host of additional python modules

   iii.vim to install or upgrade vim from source, along with a host of extensions

   iv. R packages to install those

   v. sourcecodepro to install the font

   vi. travis to install the ruby gem for travis-ci

5. configure provides 3 configuration options, including installing dotfiles

6. cleanup removes obsolete packages, kernels, and the like

In addition, check performs initial checks for packages necessary to run this script

The kinds of values given in gsettings.list and dsettings.list can be found by

> dconf watch /

Manually changing settings will then echo the corresponding dconf parameters. Some of these can not be gset. To find out which, just use

> gsettings get ...

with autocomplete to find out. Alternatively gsettings list-recursively will list all settings, or see the compiz wiki

Some tasks can nevertheless only be completed manually ...

profile -> general -> font -> SourceCodePro Light 9pt

Often does seem to work on first install. If unknown function vundle#begin is flagged, simply repeat setup:

rm -rf .vim/bundle/Vundle.vim
git clone https://github.com/VundleVim/Vundle.vim.git ~/.vim/bundle/Vundle.vim

Clone repo as described here, then simply

cd ~/.solarized/gnome
./install.sh

to configure both light and dark profiles

.Rprofile has two lines that need to be changed around in order to properly install Nvim-r the first time (using vundle, so install with :PluginInstall). After that, they need to be changed back the way they were.

If not set at install, just change both:

/etc/hosts
/etc/hostname