- Install chezmoi
- Run
chezmoi init --apply bdefore
(cd ./scripts/macos && ./setup)
NOTE: This has most recently been used, and is configured to be used, on Manjaro/Arch. If using Debian, edit setup first and change first line to setup_debian from setup_arch
chezmoi cd
(cd ./scripts/linux && ./setup)
(cd ./scripts/common && ./setup_node)
source ~/.bash_profile
source ~/.bashrc
(cd ./scripts/common && ./setup_npm_globals)
# optional: if you intend to develop directly on this machine
(cd ./scripts/linux && ./setup_arch_extended)
# optional: if you intent to work with audio/visual
(cd ./scripts/linux && ./setup_multimedia)
# optional: if you intend to consume
(cd ./scripts/linux && ./setup_entertainment)
yay
# optional: retrieve disk space from all the installs, currently 1.4GB
rm -rf .cache/
# if you are on manjaro sway, to immediately load my configuration of it:
Super + shift + c
# if you do NOT want alt/ctrl swapped (or if your keyboard is hard-mapped), comment out the `input "type:keyboard"` block in ~/.config/sway/config.d/00-user.conf
# note: you will need to reboot or log in again for the shell to revert from manjaro sway's shell default of zsh to bash.
# further steps on manjaro:
- if you are me, you will probably also want to continue steps located in another private repo
- (non-sway) Make UI dark: Open Apperance, change to Matcha-dark-sea
- if lock/sleep is not desired (say on a home desktop), follow these instructions: https://github.com/manjaro-sway/manjaro-sway/issues/547#issuecomment-1613530167
- Firefox: Turn on dark theme, add basic add-ons: uBlock Origin, Dark Reader, Bitwarden
- TODO: harden browser
- TODO: obs and droidcam plugin. install obs with yay and use download from droidcam and run install script, aur versions not working
- TODO: configure bitwig to use pulse audio, not pipewire, for its audio engine, or else crashes may occur with obs
- TODO: configure bitwig to use explicit sample rate, automatic creates artifacts with audio passed back from vcv
- TODO: note that vcvrack plugin may become frozen and stay that way when saved (with pipewire?). only way to recover i can find is to replace the vcvrack instrument in bitwig
- Boot up, setup WiFi, install updates
- Change channel to beta or dev
- Click bottom right area
- Click settings cog
- Click the hamburger
- Scroll to bottom of pullout, About Chrome OS
- Detailed build information
- Change channel to beta or dev
- Wait for update to download
- Restart
- Linux (Crostini)
- Open settings again, find Linux (Beta), click Turn on, install
- Open Terminal
- Follow install instructions above for Linux
- While waiting for setup scripts:
- Add new SSH key to Github/Bitbucket
- Should be copied to clipboard at start of script.
- If not:
cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub | xclip -sel clip
- Change display
- Open settings again
- Display
- Bump two rungs down towards 'Tiny', seems about right for Pixelbook
- Enable flags. Ones I have:
- Native Client (for Moonlight)
- Smooth Scrolling
- Touchable App Context Menu
- New system menu
- New style notification
- Load Android apps automatically
- Touchable App Context Menu (not sure why, for larger ui ?)
- Enable Sys-Internals (for memory profiling)
- Go through Chrome extensions, Hide from Chrome Menu (wish these would save preference)
- Install Moonlight for streaming games
- Requires manual exension install and NaCL flag (https://github.com/moonlight-stream/moonlight-chrome/releases/tag/v0.9.0)
- Add new SSH key to Github/Bitbucket
The SSH daemon is enabled by setup, but you'll still need to connect to it. The easiest way is to run from another client: ssh-copy-id -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub username@ip.address.of.new.machine and enter the password you've set up for the new machine. If you're running ChromeOS, you can run this from Termina then select id_rsa as the identity in Secure Shell App.
For code-server use, you'll first want to run it to create a file at ~/.config/code-server/config.yaml and then edit the values there to your liking and get the random password generated.