PACKSCRIPT 🚀

PACKSCRIPT is a Bash-based setup tool that helps you install development tools, system utilities, optional apps, and security tools in a quick and structured way.

It supports multiple popular Linux distributions and is designed to simplify post-installation setup after formatting or rebuilding a machine.

The current version includes:

• better Bash structure and strict error handling;
• centralized package-manager logic;
• cleaner distro detection;
• support for current Linux distributions;
• improved installation flow for common apps;
• optional installation of Google Chrome and Spotify;
• Android/Termux support with Nethunter option;
• better messages, warnings, and finish status.

• Ubuntu
• Debian
• Linux Mint
• Kali Linux
• Fedora
• Arch Linux
• openSUSE
• Android / Termux

git clone https://github.com/suchsoak/Shell_Script_Linux.git
cd Shell_Script_Linux

chmod +x script.sh

bash ./script.sh

The script presents a simple interactive menu:

• Normal packages
• Normal packages + hacking tools
• Only hacking tools
• Update repository

It also asks whether you want to install optional tools like Google Chrome and Spotify.

• curl
• wget
• git
• vim
• htop
• neofetch
• inxi
• docker
• python
• python-pip
• ruby
• nodejs
• Java runtime
• MySQL/PostgreSQL support
• development tools

• nmap
• aircrack-ng
• hydra
• tcpdump
• sqlmap
• john
• hashcat
• wireshark
• nikto
• dnsrecon
• proxychains
• tor
• netcat

• Google Chrome
• Spotify
• Nethunter on Termux

The older script had repeated blocks and fragile logic due to copy-paste patterns across multiple distro branches. The new version solves that by:

• centralizing package installation logic;
• keeping distro-specific logic in a single place;
• reducing shell syntax errors;
• improving maintainability;
• adding support for modern package managers and newer Linux versions.

The scripts are validated with Bash syntax checking:

bash -n script.sh hacking/script2.sh hacking/script3.sh

This ensures the shell scripts are syntactically valid before execution.

• requirements.txt
• script.sh
• hacking/script2.sh
• hacking/script3.sh

BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License