Automatic Software Installer for Ubuntu Linux - Bleeding Edge

[solin]

Bleeding Edge is a shell script designed for Ubuntu 32 and 64bit. It installs repositories, keys, and software - such as media players, codecs, MS fonts, drivers, etc. It also cleans up the system.

Bleeding Edge Script for Ubuntu

* Bleeding Edge is a shell script designed for Ubuntu(32bit,64bit supported).
* Installs repositories, keys, and software like media players, codecs, drivers, etc.
* It can even clean up the system and save you some precious disk space.
* Popular supported applications include Google Earth, Google Chrome, CLI Companion, Y PPA Manager, Ubuntu Tweak among others.

Install and Run Bleeding Edge in Ubuntu

* Download Bleeding Edge Script from here
* Go to the terminal and type following command to make Bleeding edge script executable

chmod +x BleedingEdge11_04_9.sh

* Type following command to execute Bleeding Edge

./BleedingEdge11_04_9.sh

Bleeding Edge also have many miscellaneous options such as those for downloading media players, codecs and restricted extras, Getdeb and Playdeb repositories, Google Voice and Video chat plugin etc. Other interesting functionalities include uninstalling Mono, enabling Terminal from Right Click option, moving windows buttons to right option among others.

Source

[hellnoire]

Make sure it's in your /HOME/USERNAME folder, and for the love of god, ignore their command and run

sh ~/BleedingEdge11_04_9.sh

a) it's better command, so it actually knows what it needs to run.
b) still runs the darn script.

If my command doesn't work (because some error) chances are good Ubuntu's changed the standard, which is a huge mistake.