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# Linux Image Manager🖥🛠
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Linux Image Manager(lim) is a powerful collection of shell scripts for downloading, configuring, and managing Linux images. Whether you're setting up encrypted storage, configuring a virtual Btrfs RAID1, performing backups, or chrooting into an image, this tool makes Linux image administration simple and efficient. 🚀
## Features ✨
- **Image Download & Setup:** Automatically download and prepare Linux distributions.
- **Encrypted Storage:** Configure LUKS encryption for secure image management.
- **Virtual RAID1:** Easily set up virtual Btrfs RAID1 for data redundancy.
- **Chroot Environment:** Seamlessly chroot into your Linux image for system maintenance.
- **Backup & Restore:** Comprehensive backup and restore options for system images.
- **Automated Procedures:** Simplify partitioning, formatting, mounting, and more.
## Installation 📦
Install Linux Image Manager quickly with [Kevin's Package Manager](https://github.com/kevinveenbirkenbach/package-manager) under the alias `lim`. Just run:
```bash
package-manager install lim
```
This command makes Linux Image Manager globally available as `lim` in your terminal. 🔧
## Usage ⚙️
Linux Image Manager comes with a variety of scripts tailored for different tasks. Here are a few examples:
### Virtual Btrfs RAID1 Setup
```bash
lim raid1/setup.sh
```
### Linux Image Setup
```bash
lim image/setup.sh
```
### Chroot into Linux Image
```bash
lim image/chroot.sh
```
### Backup Image
```bash
lim image/backup.sh
```
Explore the `scripts/` directory for more functionalities and detailed usage instructions.
## Configuration & Customization 🔧
Customize your environment in the `configuration/` folder:
- **General Packages:** Common packages for all setup scripts.
- **Server LUKS Packages:** Packages needed for setting up LUKS encryption on servers.
## License 📜
This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License Version 3. See the [LICENSE.txt](./LICENSE.txt) file for details.
## Contact & Support 💬
- **Author:** Kevin Veen-Birkenbach
- **Email:** [kevin@veen.world](mailto:kevin@veen.world)
- **Website:** [https://www.veen.world/](https://www.veen.world/)
Feel free to contribute, report issues, or get in touch. Happy Linux managing! 😊