Hyperling
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* Add openSUSE for initial testing. * Add package names for openSUSE Zypper. * Add commands for Zypper. Do apt clean after autoremove. * Add cronie to openSUSE. * Remove warn parameter for newer version of Ansible. * Commenting warn worked, removing it completely. * Add libvulkan1 since it's a dependency for GNOME. * Fix order of lynis and nmap. Thought I had already done this before? * Start adding package names for openSUSE. * Create the sshd_config file if it is not already present. * Fix OS in conditional. * Save the command for checking ansible variables. * Use openSUSE family since Tumbleweed and Leap are considered different distros. * Get rid of 2nd flathub repo, no longer use the dl. version.. * Add status update for openSUSE. * Reword sentence. * Add Brave Browser to openSUSE. * Script is running successfully now when Workstation is enabled. * Add status of openSUSE Leap. * Add space. * No longer use install-new-recommends.
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# ansible
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Getting real with system management via ansible-pull.
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Per-system configuration is handled via local files to the provisioned machine, rather than using a hosts file. This keeps future hosts private and allows changing what's on the machine without code changes and releases. The files are accessed via the show-config and edit-config aliases.
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## Disclaimer
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This setup is specific to the maintainer's devices and needs. You're welcome to use it as an example for your needs, but do not expect it to work as-is.
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## Currently Supported Linux Systems
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### Debian Family
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#### Debian
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100%, but only if using a recent enough version of Ansible. `pip` usually has a better version than `apt`.
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#### Ubuntu
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100%, both server and desktop.
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#### Pop!_OS
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100%, have not used for a while though.
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#### Mint
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100%, but not really used, just tested once for fun.
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#### Parrot Security OS (MATE)
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100% for a while, but OS did not serve maintainer's needs and 404 errors were terrible while updating. Ubuntu Rolling Rhino filled the gap.
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### Arch Family
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#### Manjaro
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100% at some point.
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### Fedora Family
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#### Fedora 35
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Workstation: 100%
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Server: 100%
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## Suse Family
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### openSUSE Tumbleweed v2022-02-17
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Generic: 100%
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Workstation: 100%
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### openSUSE Leap 15.4
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Generic: 100%
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Workstation: Currently failing at `[Workstation | Linux | Flatpak Distro | Package Manager | Install From Repo]` with message `Problem: nothing provides libedataserver-1.2.so.24 needed by the to be installed evolution-data-server-32bit-3.34.4-3.3.1.x86_64`.
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## Currently Supported Unix Systems
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### FreeBSD 12, 13
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100%, although GUI is not working completely on 13 yet (dash-to-dock doesn't compile).
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Software choices are slightly more limited since not `flatpak`-enabled and not feeling a `ports` setup.
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## Waiting To Be Tested
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### Kali Linux
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### Arch Linux ARM
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Specifically for the Pinephone.
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### Arch Linux x86
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Would be great to have Arch get built up by this. Used for many years but left after update problems due to a long computer hiatus.
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### Fedora Mobile
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Specifically for the Pinephone.
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## Future Goals
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Eventually some of the scripts and install files will be put into the files folder. This will allow initializing systems outside of the maintainer's home network.
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There may also be a refactor of task-specific facts to be in their task file so that some playbooks can be more self-sufficient and be provided to the community without hacking. The original goal was to never define facts in tasks, but the benefit has yet to be seen for some tasks. Shared facts will definitely continue to exist under the facts tree.
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## Other Notes
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### Get Setup Values
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Use this command to see the variables for a system: `ansible localhost -m setup --connection=local`. |