This is a re-write of the inkultsetup.sh script

as the previous one was quite messy, and I bet I can make it smaller and better with my current knowledge, I decided to re-write the entire thing with basically the same end-goal

Update : The Rewrite is now considered stable enough to be used instead of the older script, thus, they have been moved into the main folder.

The basic principles of running the script still apply

Set Permissions (if they're not set already):

chmod +x Any-Script-Here.sh
# chmod +x assigns the "run" permission to this script, making it able to be executed.

then do the following to run the script:

./InKultRewritten.sh
# this is to actually run the script, without any arguments.

# you can also just double-click onto the .sh file and hit "Execute" in the upcoming window

available arguments for InKultRewritten.sh can be seen by running the script like this:

# this ↓
./InKultRewritten.sh -h

# you can also simply run the script(s) *without* any arguments to get a GUI that you can interact with using your mouse

you should then get an output, something like this is considered normal:

(for InKultRewritten.sh, InKultManagement.sh has a different help screen)

 ___       _  __     _ _     ____       _               
|_ _|_ __ | |/ /   _| | |_  / ___|  ___| |_ _   _ _ __  
 | || '_ \| ' / | | | | __| \___ \ / _ \ __| | | | '_ \ 
 | || | | | . \ |_| | | |_   ___) |  __/ |_| |_| | |_) |
|___|_| |_|_|\_\__,_|_|\__| |____/ \___|\__|\__,_| .__/ 
                                                 |_|    
This script sets up Zorin installations at the InKult Youth Center in Germany.
------------
Syntax: ./InKultRewritten.sh [Options]

Example options:
./InKultRewritten.sh -h   |   shows a help page for this script
./InKultRewritten.sh -c   |   starts installation and setup for Zorin 16 Core.
./InKultRewritten.sh -l   |   starts installation and setup for Zorin 16 Lite.
./InKultRewritten.sh -o   |   attempts to install on other debian-based distributions.

from there, run options as shown in the script to do the actions which are defined for each option¹

¹ an option or argument is here defined as an extension to the command which is ran to allow additonal actions. For example -h to show the help dialog, or -o to install on any given Debian-Based distribution

PS: I don't know why I suddenly started writing in English instead of German, it's just something that I do whenever I code ig

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This is a re-write of the inkultsetup.sh script

as the previous one was quite messy, and I bet I can make it smaller and better with my current knowledge, I decided to re-write the entire thing with basically the same end-goal

Update : The Rewrite is now considered stable enough to be used instead of the older script, thus, they have been moved into the main folder.

Set Permissions (if they're not set already):

then do the following to run the script:

available arguments for InKultRewritten.sh can be seen by running the script like this:

you should then get an output, something like this is considered normal:

(for InKultRewritten.sh, InKultManagement.sh has a different help screen)

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