Read apps from a file and loop over them

Reads the apps to be installed my-apps.txt and installed.  Checks first if there
is a my-apps.txt file.  Need to make a better exit if there isn't
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Russell Riker 2022-09-06 15:22:59 -04:00
parent f6ad8c0558
commit 839152facd
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#!/usr/bin/bash
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#
# ____ ___ __ __ ____ _____ / /_ ____ _____ ____ _____
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# check if I'm logged on to the tilde.team, if so. Dont run this stuff
if [ $HOSTNAME != 'tilde' ]; then
sudo apt install curl
sudo apt install lolcat
sudo apt install figlet
sudo apt install lynx
sudo apt install cowsay
fi
# Can I check for a a file of apps, and if it's there, read it into $APPS?
if [ -f ~/mydev/my-dotfiles/my-apps.txt ]; then
while read APPS
do
echo "\n******************************************\n Installing: $APPS"
sudo apt install $APPS
done < my-apps.txt
fi # End If apps file lookup
# for APPS in curl lolcat figlet cowsay lynx
# do
# sudo apt install $APPS
# echo "Intalling $APPS"
# echo " "
# done
fi # endif HOSTNAME