This gist contains a rough set of instructions on bootstrapping a new Ubuntu environment the way I like it.
sudo apt install zshThen install the oh-my-zsh manager.
Clone the custom settings in the custom directory
rm -Rf $ZSH/custom
git clone [email protected]:matt-l-w/zsh-settings.git $ZSH/customCopy relevant parts from a previous .zshrc. Make sure to convert with dos2unix etc. if changing platforms.
You'll likely get 'command not found'. Resolve these one by one.
nvm install nodeInstall vim plugins
vim
:PlugInstallripgrep is a line-oriented search tool that recursively searches your current directory for a regex pattern
sudo apt install ripgrepfd is a simple, fast and user-friendly alternative to find.
sudo apt install fd-findsudo apt install tmuxNot completely necessary, but installing the DO CLI is useful for managing the neverstew server.
sudo apt-get install jq