How to install?

$ make debian
$ make redhat
$ make macos

$ make arch #install base package on arch linux
$ make install_softwares #install mostly used softwares

What is installed?

• git
• zsh + oh-my-zsh + completion + suggestion + theme
• vim
• tmux
• alacritty (terminal)
• nnn (file manager)
• suckless tools (dwm + dmenu + slstatus + st)
• font
• link and copy all config files
• homebrew & homecask (package manager for macos) + vimac (vimium for macos)
• Yabai (window manager for macos)
• SketchyBar (status bar for macos)
• JankyBorders (border for windows in macos)
• SketchyVim (Vim mode for macOS text fields)
• skhd (simple hotkey daemon for macos)
• telegram
• sxiv (image viewer)
• cmus (music player)
• mpv (video player)
• maim (take screenshoot)
• cava (console-based audio visualizer)
• pass (manage all passwords using gpg key)
• exa (modern version of ls)
• z (jump around by ranking folder)

More infos!

Install Git on CentOS 7

Create file /etc/yum.repos.d/wandisco-git.repo with content

[wandisco-git]
name=Wandisco GIT Repository
baseurl=http://opensource.wandisco.com/centos/7/git/$basearch/
enabled=1
gpgcheck=1
gpgkey=http://opensource.wandisco.com/RPM-GPG-KEY-WANdisco

Then run these commands

$ sudo rpm --import http://opensource.wandisco.com/RPM-GPG-KEY-WANdisco
$ sudo yum install git

Install Terminal & Setup Font

• On MacOS, we can install iTerm2 for the main terminal
• On Linux, we can install URXVT, Xterm or Konsole for the main terminal
• Setup start command of terminal as zsh -c ranger in order to open terminal along with ranger
• After setup font and terminal successfully on system, remember to change font on terminal to one of powerline-based font.

Fix Arch Linux on Mac compability

• Delayed lid switch action

/etc/systemd/logind.conf
...
HoldoffTimeoutSec=30s
...

• Set default font, add this to beginning of /etc/fonts/fonts.conf

<!-- Default font (no fc-match pattern) -->
<match>
  <edit mode="prepend" name="family">
    <string>OpenSans</string>
  </edit>
</match>

# list all fonts
$ fc-list
# see current default font
$ fc-match
# see order matching of fonts
$ fc-match -s "San" | less

Use vim combine with IntelliJ IDEA

• Install vimidea plugin, make sure ~/.ideavimrc is copied
• Install referencer plugin, change keyboard shortcut for easier to type
• Create idea bin for vim to interact with IDEA, go to tools -> create command-line launcher

Setup pass

• Clone pass repository from github to ~/.password-store
• Export gpg-key from old machine (key-id from gpg --list-keys | grep -n1 topcbl)

gpg --export-secret-keys key-id > private.key

• Import gpg-key to new machine

gpg --import private.key

• Trust the new key

gpg --edit-key key-id
gpg> trust

- To change passphrase for the key
```bash
gpg --change-passphrase topcbl