Lenic, which stands for "little executable nonsence interactive console" is a command line tool for debian systems, which offers some commands doing work for you, providing following features (unchecked in progress).
- Installing set of packages
- Update your system (get security updates and some others)
- create a template folder for building deb packages
- Ported to from bash to dash, which is faster and POSIX-comaptible
- outsourced functions to /usr/lib/lenic for better performance and better seperation
- Upgrade your system to the next debian release -- still not perfect
- Changing settings of openbox (autostart, menu) -- still not perfect
- make a function for apt purge --autoremove
Not in focus:
- versions for other distros (LinuxMint, Ubuntu)
Download and installation works with a seperated shell script to make it easier to install lenic. To install the newest (stable) version of lenic, just execute following command:
sudo apt install wget -y && sudo wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kosmoi/lenic/main/install-lenic-debian.sh && sudo chmod a+x install-lenic-debian.sh && sudo dash install-lenic-debian.sh && rm install-lenic-debian.sh -y
The commands first installs "wget" on your system, then downloads a install script, makes it executable, executes it and removes the script. The installation script can be found at http://github.com/kosmoi/lenic/blob/main/install-lenic-debian.sh
Type 'lenic' in your terminal to use Lenic.
Changelogs: https://github.com/kosmoi/lenic/blob/main/information/changelogs.md
News and Announcements: https://github.com/kosmoi/lenic/blob/main/information/news-announcements.md