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-Scripts for vpses
+Useful scripts for common tasks for VPSes
 
 ### Requirements
-- Debian 12 or Alpine 3.21
+- Debian 12 or Alpine 3.21 or FreeBSD 14.3
 - working internet
 - Root permissions, all scripts must be executed as root (sudo is fine)
-- if virtualized, it must be **Full virtualization** (e.g. KVM) and NOT **OS-level virtualization** (e.g. OpenVZ)
+- if virtualized, it must be **Full virtualization** (e.g. **KVM**) and NOT OS-level virtualization (e.g. OpenVZ)
 
 ### Tutorial
 1. **CLONE** this repo
-2. Edit `variables`
+2. Fill in `variables`
 3. Run a script or scripts \
-   **IMPORTANT:** you must run this from the main directory, like `./debian/debian-secure.sh`
+   **IMPORTANT:** you must run this **from the main (repo) directory**, like you run `./debian/debian-secure.sh` and **as root**
 
 ### Scripts
-- `variables` - settings for the scripts
+- `docker-root.sh` - Installs Docker
 - `docker-rootless.sh` - Installs Docker and creates a user for it
-- `tor-repo.sh` - Adds the [Tor repo](https://support.torproject.org/apt/). Doesn't install tor or anything.
+- `tor-repo.sh` - Adds the [Tor repo](https://support.torproject.org/apt/).
 - `secure.sh`:
   - Creates a user
   - disallows root and password login
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   If you'd like, you can install mosh.
 
-### Checklist
-1. Update system and reboot
-2. Remove bloat like exim and cron (for low end servers)
-3. Setup systemd-networkd
-4. Change to random IPv6 to not expose your subnet
-5. secure.sh
-6. Install byobu
-7. Save login info somewhere
+### Typical workflow
+Relevant for Debian
+1. Update the system and reboot
+2. Remove bloat like exim or cron
+3. Setup systemd-networkd and remove other network managers
+4. Get a random IPv6 (security through obscurity)
+5. `secure.sh`
+6. Install mosh, byobu
+7. Save the connection info somewhere