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@@ -9,251 +9,5 @@ It essentially contains the minimal set of deviations from "Devuan
with LXDE" defaults that I require in order to not find the computer
to be an active hindrance to my productivity:
# new system config
terminology:
- being-set-up machine = mark
- already-set-up machine = pilot
## devuan
### SSHD config
- copy `id_rsa.pub` from laptop
- edit `/etc/ssh/sshd_config` to sane defaults
in particular:
1. **disable root login**
2. **disable password login**
### sudo
- add `pharpend` to `sudo` group:
```
# apt install sudo
# usermod -aG pharpend sudo
```
### firefox
```
% sudo apt install firefox
```
- rsync firefox passwords
- add to firefox
### git
```
% sudo apt install git
% git config --global init.defaultBranch master
% git config --global user.name "Peter Harpending"
% git config --global user.email "peter@harpending.org"
```
### `git.harpending.org`
- ssh keygen
```
% ssh-keygen
% cat ~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub
```
- go to `git.harpending.org` on pilot machine, add ssh key to user
profile
### dotfiles
```
% mkdir ~/gho
% cd ~/gho
% git clone https://git.harpending.org/pharpend/dotfiles-ii.git
```
### tmux
```
% sudo apt install tmux
% cp ~/gho/dotfiles-ii/tmux.conf ~/.tmux.conf
```
### zsh
```
% sudo apt install zsh zsh-syntax-highlighting
% cp ~/gho/dotfiles-ii/zshrc ~/.zshrc
% chsh -s /usr/bin/zsh
```
### vim
```
% sudo apt install vim vim-pathogen
```
```
% cp -rv ~/gho/dotfiles-ii/vimrc ~/.vimrc
% cp -rv ~/gho/dotfiles-ii/vim ~/.vim
```
### i3
pulls in i3wm, i3lock, i3status, dunst:
```
% sudo apt install i3
% mkdir ~/.i3
% cp -rv ~/gho/dotfiles-ii/i3/config ~/.i3/config
% cp -rv ~/gho/dotfiles-ii/i3status.conf ~/.i3status.conf
```
### fonts
```
% sudo apt install fonts-liberation fonts-fantasque-sans font-manager
```
to refresh font cache:
```
% fc-cache -fv
```
### terminator
```
% sudo apt install terminator
% rsync -avn ~/gho/dotfiles-ii/config/ ~/.config
```
### terminator
### music
music
- dry run (for making sure didn't fuck up confusing af slash syntax):
```
% rsync -avn Music/ pharpend@mark:/home/pharpend/Music
```
- wet run:
```
% rsync -av Music/ pharpend@mark:/home/pharpend/Music
```
### `apt install` shell utilities
exhaustive-ish
```
# apt install\
build-essential \
gcc \
git \
rsync \
sudo \
tmux \
tree \
vim \
vim-pathogen \
zsh \
zsh-syntax-highlighting \
```
### `apt install` desktop utilities
```
# apt install\
blueman \
emacs \
firefox \
i3 \
gthumb \
guake \
kde-spectacle \
mpc \
mpd \
ncmpcpp \
nitrogen \
redshift \
rxvt-unicode \
terminator \
```
## freebsd
- copy `id_rsa.pub`
- enable ssh sysadmin:
# pw groupmod wheel -m pharpend
- basic shell utilities
# pkg install tmux zsh vim rsync git lynx tree bash
- basic graphical environment
# pkg install \
xorg i3 terminator rxvt-unicode dmenu \
liberation-fonts-ttf pulseaudio parcellite dunst \
nitrogen redshift firefox-esr fantasque-sans-mono \
emacs pcmanfm pavucontrol spectacle plasma6-spectacle \
scrot vlc viewnior gthumb \
linux-brave
chromium
iridium
- Erlang/zx
# pkg install \
erlang erlang-wx
# context
- I set up new machines pretty frequently
- This has endowed me with a strong preference for low-maintenance
operating systems with sane defaults
- The idea here is to have the "minimal" set of dotfiles where I can
clone this repo and just copy everything to its location on the new
machine
- I have found that the system of directly symlinking my dotfiles
from the git repo to the local machine is more trouble than it's
worth, due to high volume of per-machine diffs.
- e.g. laptop needs battery charge info in i3status bar config,
desktop machine doesn't; there's a million little things like that
that differ from one machine to another
- like i said, this is the set of things that despite my best efforts
- In the past I used Gentoo and Arch Linux and and and and...
- That was fun and fulfilling when I was 17 and I had no serious
responsibilities in my life.
- to be clear, the "I use Arch BTW" phase was an extremely valuable
period in which I learned the skills on which I now rely on a day
to day basis.
- However I'm now in my 30s, and, for better or for worse, I have
aged out of finding Arch Linux interesting.
- I just can't bring myself to care about the operating system for
its own sake any more.
- I have converged on "Devuan for everything" because it annoys me
the least
- In the past it was "Ubuntu for everything" but replacing the GNU
coreutils with the Rust coreutils (why?) was the straw that broke
the camel's back for me.
- I don't know why systemd or snaps weren't that straw
For new machine setup see [New Machine
Setup](https://git.harpending.org/pharpend/wiki/wiki/New-Machine-Setup)