ContentsViewer / sh-setup

Setup Shell Environment with ONE Command. (Including WSL)

sh-setup

Setup Shell Environment with ONE Command. (Including WSL)

Usage

# download scripts
$ git clone https://github.com/ContentsViewer/sh-setup.git

# move to script folder
$ cd sh-setup

# change the access mode of the script
$ chmod 755 setup.sh

# Now, let's start setup!
$ ./setup.sh

if you are using wsl(windows subsystem for linux), you can setup gui environment by adding option --wsl

$ ./setup.sh ---wsl

Update

You can re-run this script.

At 2 or more time, this script will update all packages.

Packages

This script will add these packages.

build-essential

vim

git

tree

tmux

At same time, add the tmux.conf by which you can use

• mouse
• scroll

htop

fzf

python-dev

pyenv

pip

pipenv

zsh

This script does not change current shell into zsh as default shell.

You can launch zsh with command bellow.

zsh

Optional

if you flag the wsl option, this script will add these additional packages.

xfce4-termianl

xfce4

install GUI Environment. for more detail, read the bellow section "How to Setup GUI Environment on WSL".

font

install fonts in windows into linux

fcitx

How to Setup GUI Environment on WSL

1. First, you should install X Client on windows, such like "VcXsrv(free)" "X410".
2. And Run this script added --wsl
3. Finally, start gui environment startxfce4

Author

IOE <Github: ContentsViewer>