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> > At work, I use a configuration management system to load > > packages and establish config files. It takes about 2 hours > > from bare-metal to ready-to-be-tested. > > > > It's a lot of work initially, but modifying it is easy and > > the long-term time savings is wonderful. I should have put a bigger conceptual break here. > > For my desktop systems, I do (and this should work on any Debian-style system, including .*buntu) > > dpkg --get-selections > packagelist > > > > on a good system, copy packagelist over to the target, and > > > > dpkg --set-selections < packagelist > > > > and let apt-get take it from there. > > That's kind of cool. Do you know if there are tools that will take all the > packages you have on one [k]ubuntu system and allow another to configure > itself similarly, allowing for different hardware packages and etc?
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