Autopilot Linux Installer

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A robust, modular, and distro-agnostic terminal software installer for Linux. Built with modern Bash practices, it provides a professional TUI (Terminal User Interface) with no external dependencies.

🌟 Key Improvements in v1.0.0

• Modular Architecture: Clean separation between UI, logic, package data, and utilities.
• Robust Package Handling: Detects if software is already installed to prevent redundant work.
• Presets & Profiles: Quick-select apps for "Dev" or "Minimal" environments with a single keypress.
• Logging & Debugging: Detailed logs in ./logs/ and a new --debug mode.
• Dry-Run Mode: Preview what the script would do without touching your system using --dry-run.
• Self-Update: Easily pull the latest version directly from GitHub using --update.

🚀 Quick Start

The One-Liner (Run with curl)

The easiest way to run Autopilot is directly from GitHub. The script automatically fetches its modules as needed:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gkapelakos/Autopilot-Linux-Script/main/autopilot.sh | bash

Manual Installation (Recommended for regular use)

For better performance and offline access, clone the repository:

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/gkapelakos/Autopilot-Linux-Script.git
   cd Autopilot-Linux-Script

2. Run the script:

   ./autopilot.sh

�️ Command Line Options

Option	Description
--debug	Enable detailed debug output in the terminal.
--dry-run	Show installation steps without actually installing anything.
--update	Check for and apply updates from the GitHub repository.

🎮 Navigation & Keyboard

Key	Action
Arrow Keys	Navigate categories (Left/Right) and apps (Up/Down).
Space	Toggle selection of an individual app.
P	Open the Profiles menu (Minimal/Dev/Full/Clear).
Enter	Begin Deployment of all selected items.
Q	Quit safely and restore terminal state.

📁 Project Structure

• autopilot.sh: The main entry point.
• lib/ui.sh: TUI drawing and input handling.
• lib/installer.sh: Distro-agnostic installation logic.
• lib/os_detect.sh: System and package manager detection.
• lib/profiles.sh: Preset selection logic.
• lib/utils.sh: Logging, colors, and shared constants.
• data/packages.sh: Categorized list of supported software.
• logs/: Directory for timestamped installation logs.

📦 Supported Package Managers

Autopilot automatically detects and uses the native manager for your distro:

• APT: Ubuntu, Debian, Mint, Pop!_OS
• DNF: Fedora, RHEL, CentOS
• Pacman: Arch, Manjaro, EndeavourOS
• Zypper: OpenSUSE
• APK: Alpine Linux
• XBPS: Void Linux
• Flatpak: Cross-distro support via Flathub

📜 Requirements

• Bash 4.0+
• tput (Standard on almost all Linux environments)
• sudo permissions (Requested only at start of installation)

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.