Ubuntu after install, fine-tune your newly installed ubuntu

Ubuntu After Install, fine-tune your newly installed Ubuntu. When we install an operating system we always have to dedicate a few hours to leave it with all our preferred programs and with the configuration we want, unfortunately Ubuntu and GNU / Linux in general is not an exception although there is a tool called Ubuntu After Instal that will facilitate the homework.

What is Ubuntu After Install?

Ubuntu After Install is a small application for the Canonical operating system that will enable us to work on getting our newly installed Ubuntu ready. This great little application is a script that contains the necessary commands to install up to 31 of the most popular and most used applications by users. It also has the advantage of offering software that is not found in the official Ubuntu repositories, thus saving us from having to add the corresponding PPA.

This little wonder takes care of all the process necessary to download and install any of the programs it contains. As if that were not enough, it will be in charge of installing the latest available version and if necessary, will add the necessary repositories for its maintenance.

Install Ubuntu After Install

To install Ubuntu After Install in our Ubuntu 16.04 operating system we only have to execute the following commands in a terminal:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa: thefanclub / ubuntu-after-install sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install ubuntu-after-install

Once the process is finished, we can already enjoy this wonder. Of course it also works with Ubuntu-derived distributions such as Elementary or the well-known Linux Mint, by the way, the latter is already preparing its new version so throughout the summer we can enjoy Linux Mint 18 based on Ubuntu 16.04 and with all what's new, including Snap packs and the latest version of Cinnamon.

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