Copy and paste the following list on a file, say “packages.txt”. To install all just do:<\/p>\n
sudo apt-get install $(cat packages.txt)<\/p>\n
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was the list of packages I ended up installing on a new web server machine until I stopped needing to put more things in it. I’ll come back and update this list in a few months.<\/p>\n
I’ve put this list together because my AWS EC2 image instantiation didn’t work, so I did the old school solution, just install the same packages on a new machine and configure the computer, oh well.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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