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is used in some tasks of this playbook.
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`ansible-pull` pulls a playbook from a remote repo and executes it on the host.
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**Run the playbook**:
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$ ansible-pull -U https://codeberg.org/ansible/playbook-workstation --ask-become-pass
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```
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(`ansible-pull` pulls a playbook from a remote repo and executes it on the host).
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The warning about `Could not match supplied host pattern` can [safely be disregarded](https://stackoverflow.com/a/55821135/1198249).
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Why `zhutop`? The reason is not very creative, it is simply a portmanteau of
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the name of my academic advisor (whose desktop was the first host configured
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using this playbook), and desk`top`.
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## Links and notes
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+ https://blog.local-optimum.net/getting-started-with-autoinstall-on-ubuntu-desktop-24-04-lts-147a1defb2de
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