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What is AtoMiC ToolKit?
It is a set of script written to automate installation of HTPC / NAS / Home Server related software. Installation of these software often require commandline work. AtoMiC ToolKit automates the process with minimal manual commandline activity.

Is AtoMiC ToolKit free?
Yes! It is free to use and copy under MIT License. Please read the LICENSE document in the repository for more details.

Who is behind AtoMiC ToolKit?
AtoMiC ToolKit is being developed in partnership with www.smarthomebeginner.com, the leading site for HTPC and Home Server related guides and articles. So you can rest assured that AtoMiC ToolKit is trustworthy.

What kind of changes does AtoMiC ToolKit do?
All changes made by AtoMiC ToolKit are necessary changes for the software being installed to function properly. This may include installing new relevant packages or upgrading existing packages. It does not remove any installed packages unless there are dependency conflicts (which are rare) or the user chooses to uninstall a software.

Is using AtoMiC ToolKit less secure?
Install software using AtoMiC ToolKit is not any less secure than installing each of the software manually. In fact, in some cases AtoMiC ToolKit is more secure as it gives you the opportunity to provide a custom username and password for WebUIs rather using the default credentials.

Does AtoMiC ToolKit collect and share any data?
No. Nothing. Nada.

What does AtoMiC stand for?
AtoMiC is an acronym of Automate Your Media Center.

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