Efficiently Set Up Ubuntu for Work

• Make a list of your needs to maintain clarity and avoid unnecessary tasks
• Use default settings like GNOME to save time and align with common habits, making it easier to get help and adapt to other environments.
• Generally speaking, the default settings are the best for most users.
• Customizations can be time-consuming and often provide less value.
• Automate the setup process using tools like https://github.com/ChrisTitusTech/linutil or custom bash scripts. GPT can help generate scripts that are quick, easy, and reusable.
• Perform a few essential customizations like configuring multiple screens and managing startup applications.
• In most cases, no additional drivers are needed.