install-debian/README.md

#### Table of Contents

1. [Post installation script for Debian Sid](#post_install_sid.sh)
  * [How-to](#how-to)
  * [Description](#description)
    * [X11 Server](#x11-server)
    * [Graphic Environment](#graphic-environment)
    * [Gnome tools](#gnome-tools)
    * [System tools for shell](#system-tools-for-shell)
    * [Network share](#network-share)
    * [Internet tools for shell](#internet-tools-for-shell)
    * [Office tools for shell](#office-tools-for-shell)
    * [Desktop tools for X11](#desktop-tools-for-x11)
    * [Manpages - Documentation](#manpages-documentation)

## post_install_sid.sh
Script to complete the installation of Debian Sid on my laptop.

### How-to
* You just have to use the template file to specify your own informations:
```sh
cp informations.template informations
vi informations
```
* Then run the script:
```sh
sudo post_install_sid.sh
```

### Description

#### Apt configuration

##### apt.conf files
* Use apt.conf.d directory from git repository to provide additionnal configurations such as:
  * Update package lists every day.
  * Dowload upgradeable packages every day.
  * Automatically clean dowloaded packages every week
  * Set the default Debian version to Sid/Unstable.
  * … see apt/apt.conf.d/ files.

##### preferences files
* Use apt/preferences.d directory from git repository to provide the preferences.d system directory.
* Default preferences: Sid < Stretch < Stable < Old-stable < Experimental
* Iceweasel/Icedove preferences: Experimental

##### sources-list files
* Use sources-list.d directory from git repository to provide the sources-list.d system directory.
* Add Wheezy (official + backports), Jessie (official + backports), Stretch (official), Sid (official + multimedia) and Experimental (official) repositories.

#### X11 Server

##### Pre-Configuration
* Load x11-common seed file that allows anybody to run the X server.

##### Add
* mesa-utils: Provides several utilities built by Mesa (glxinfo, glxgears, …).
* xorg: Provides the X librairies, an X server, … for a standalone workstation running the X Window System.

#### Graphic Environment

##### Add
* gtk2-engines-cleanice: Contains theme engine and 3 themes for GTK.
* herbstluftwm: Manual tiling window manager for X11.
* i3lock: Simple screen locker.
* lxappearance: LXDE GTK+ theme switcher.
* nitrogen: Wallpaper browser and changing utility.
  * Easy to manage multi-screen.
* redshift: Adjusts the color temperature of your screen.
* rofi: Can act as an application launcher, window switcher, ssh launcher and dmenu replacement.
* roxterm: Multi-tabbed GTK+/VTE terminal emulator.
* scrot: Command line SCReen shOT utility (screen capture).
* suckless-tools: Simple commands for minimalistic window managers.
* terminator: Multiple GNOME terminals in one window.
* wmctrl: Command line tool to interact with an EWMH/NetWM compatible X Window Manager.
* xbacklight: Simple utility to set the backlight level.
* xclip: Command line interface to X selections/clipboard.
  * Used with VIM to copy the vim-selection into X11 buffer.

##### Remove
* Sometimes automatically installed with GUI packages:
  * xscreensaver
  * xscreensaver-data

#### Gnome tools

##### Add
* eog: Eye of GNOME graphics viewer program.
* evince: Document (PostScript, PDF) viewer.
* etherape: Graphical network monitor.
* gedit: Official text editor of the GNOME desktop environment.
* gnome-calculator: GNOME desktop calculator.
* gparted: GNOME partition editor.
* nemo: Official Cinnamon File Manager (Nautilus replacement).
* nemo-fileroller: Nemo extension to manage (create, extract, …) archives.
* planner: Project management application that supports Gantt.

#### System tools for shell

##### Remove
* bluetooth packages (bluetooth, bluez)

##### Configuration
* Disable Openvpn service.
  * Useful in case of many configuration files. A default vpn is launch by "post-up" instruction in '/etc/network/interfaces' file:
```sh
allow-hotplug enp0s25
iface enp0s25 inet dhcp
  post-up openvpn /etc/openvpn/XYZ_tunnel.conf
```
* Modprobe
  * Disable the annoying console beeps
  * Ensure to disable dangerous modules such as firewire, thunderbolt, …
* Grub
  * Add the possibility to set the GRUB_TIMEOUT

#### Network share

##### Add
* keychain
* knockd : small port-knock daemon.
* nfs-common : NFS client. Useful network protocol for sharing between linux OS.
* openssh-server : Secure SHell (SSH) server, for secure access from remote machines.

##### Remove
* nfs-kernel-server : NFS server. Useful network protocol for sharing between linux OS.
* samba : SMB/CIFS file, print and login server for Unix. One of the only Windows compatible protocole.

##### Configuration
* Disable nfs-kernel-server service if still available.
* Disable all samba service if still availables.

#### Internet tools for shell

##### Add
* axel
  * Light command line download accelerator.
* finch
  * Instant messaging client in ncurses.
* postfix
  * High-performance mail transport agent.
* weechat
  * Fast, light and extensible chat client.

##### Configuration
* Ensure to forward root's mail to new user email address.


#### Office tools for shell

##### Add
* cups
  * Common UNIX Printing System(tm) - PPD/driver support, web interface.
* devtodo
  * Manipulate and display a hierarchical and prioritised list of tasks.
* graphviz
  * Rich set of graph drawing tools.
* imagemagick
  * ImageMagick is a software suite to create, edit, and compose bitmap images. It can read, convert and write images in a variety of formats.
* imagemagick-doc
  * Document files of ImageMagick.
* odt2txt
  * Simple converter from OpenDocument Text to plain text.
  * Used with lesspipe for example.
* pdftk
  * PDFtk is a simple tool for doing everyday things with PDF documents.
* texlive
  * A decent selection of the TeX Live packages
* texlive-latex-extra
  * A very large collection of add-on packages for LaTeX.
* vim-latexsuite
  * View, edit and compile LaTeX documents from within Vim.
  * Activation in vim:
```vim
vim-addons install latex-suite
```

##### Remove
* avahi-daemon
  * Avahi allows programs to publish and discover services and hosts running on a local network with no specific configuration.
* cups-browsed
  * Browses the Bonjour broadcasts of shared remote CUPS printers and makes the printers available locally.

##### Configuration
* Add the standard user to lpadmin group to be able to manage Cups administration via webgui.

#### Desktop tools for X11

##### Add
* ttf-ancient-fonts : Unicode font for many symbols. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emoji#Blocks

#### Manpages - Documentation

##### Add
* info package