fresh-ubuntu-wsl-install-setup.bash

# This script is especially likely to have bugs, be unoptimized, etc, since I only run it about once a year or whatever. And it interacts with so many incompatible bits of infrastructure.

#bashrc stuff
echo >>~/.bashrc
echo \#Stuff from the script collection Util: >>~/.bashrc
echo . utilrc >>~/.bashrc

# Theoretically, this could install of the prereqs for various util scripts, like imagemagick and ffmpeg. At the moment I don't bother. And I probably won't until I'm reminded later.
# Ubuntu repository and software stuff:
sudo add-apt-repository -y main universe restricted multiverse
sudo add-apt-repository -y ppa:apt-fast/stable # For whatever reason, this has to be on its own line.
sudo apt install -y apt-fast # do this first to go faster :rollsafe:
sudo apt-fast update && sudo apt-fast upgrade -y && sudo apt-fast autoremove -y
# All these goodies:
sudo apt-fast install -y dos2unix git-extras make python-is-python3 python3-pip ripgrep cmatrix cowsay fortune-mod bsdgames nethack-console sl duplicity oathtool x11-apps #x11-apps we use just for the traditional xeyes test of x server capability
# sudo apt-fast install -y git-delta
# git config --global core.pager delta # Actually I didn't really like delta.
# Instead of pip installing uv you could do snap install --classic astral-uv , but as snapd doesn't work on wsl1 sometimes pip is a better default.
# I've put yt-dlp in pip instead of apt installation because pip will update it more frequently, so it will actually work.
# fortune-mod includes fortune, bsdgames includes hack, nethack-console includes nethack
sudo pip install --break-system-packages uv yt-dlp
gyatt-bless # If you have gyatt already, activate it.

if grep -qi microsoft /proc/version; then
  echo \#  When the script to modify this bashrc was run, I detected the existence of \"Microsoft\", case-insensitive, in the /proc/version, from which I deduce this is a WSL system. >>~/.bashrc

  #Makes chmod/chown actually do something (the windows file system won't track executable bits by itself, so you have to tell WSL to track those itself)
  echo '[automount]' | sudo tee -a /etc/wsl.conf
  echo 'options = "metadata"' | sudo tee -a /etc/wsl.conf

  if [ -d /mnt/wslg/ ] ; then
    echo \#  Furthermore, When the script to modify this bashrc was run, I detected the existence of /mnt/wslg/, from which I deduce this is a system with WSLg, ie WSL2, ergo I did not need to modify the DISPLAY variable. >>~/.bashrc
  else
    echo \# Since I detect no /mnt/wslg/, we are on a system without WSLg, ie WSL1. This next line lets WSL project to an X server running as a Windows application: >>~/.bashrc
    echo export DISPLAY=localhost:0.0 >>~/.bashrc
  fi
else
  : #Non-WSL Linux, no need to do anything related to WSL. Oh, also the : is a no-op, see https://www.gnu.org/savannah-checkouts/gnu/bash/manual/bash.html#Bourne-Shell-Builtins
  echo Non-WSL Ubuntu? Let me install gyatt for you
  # This gets gyatt for you, and installs it (uses && so that we can bail out if the folder already exists and therefore we've already done it.
  git clone https://github.com/wyattscarpenter/gyatt ../ && cd ../gyatt && . install_pwd_to_git.sh
fi