nix-config/install/packages.sh
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# New Start: A modern Arch workflow built with an emphasis on functionality.
# Copyright (C) 2017 Donovan Glover
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alias i="pacman --noconfirm -S"
i zsh # Install zsh, our shell of choice
i grml-zsh-config # Install grml, sane defaults to make zsh more functional
i zsh-syntax-highlighting # Install syntax highlighting for colorful shell commands
i vim # Install vim, our text editor of choice
i git # Install git, our version control system of choice
i tree # Install tree, used to show the contents of entire directories
i wget # Install wget, used for downloading files from websites
i httpie # Install httpie, used to manipulate HTTP requests
i diff-so-fancy # Install diff-so-fancy, a nicer git diff
i ntp # Install ntp, used to sync the system time with one on the internet
i zip # Install zip, used to zip files
i unzip # Install unzip, used to unzip files
i p7zip # Install p7zip, used to extract 7z files
i unrar # Install unrar, used to extract rar files
i openvpn # Install openvpn, used to connect to VPNs
i openssh # Install openssh, used to connect via SSH
i jq # Install jq, used to manipulate JSON in the terminal
i tmux # Install tmux, used to run terminal programs in the background
i virtualbox-guest-modules-arch # Install Arch-specific VirtualBox modules
i virtualbox-guest-utils # Install the core VirtualBox functionality
i elixir # Install elixir, our functional language of choice
i ruby # Install ruby, another programming language of choice
i rust # Install rust, a dependency to build other packages
i go # Install go, another dependency to build other packages
i php # Install php, used when we need to test php stuff
i php-cgi # Install php-cgi, used to make php work with local servers
i lua # Install lua, in case we ever want to use it
i jdk-9-openjdk # Install java, if for some reason we need to use it
i xorg-server # Install xorg-server, used to manage graphical elements on the display
i xorg-xinit # Install xorg-xinit, allowing us to start the X server with .xinitrc
i xclip # Install xclip, our clipboard manager of choice
i libmad # Install libmad, needed so that we can recognize and process mp3 files
i alsa-utils # Install alsa-utils, required to make the sound system work
i termite # Install termite, our terminal of choice (with true color support)
i compton # Install compton, our compositor of choice
i ranger # Install ranger, our file explorer of choice
i feh # Install feh, a quick and simple way to view images
i cmus # Install cmus, our music player of choice
i mpv # Install mpv, a no-bloat content-first video player
i mps-youtube # Install mps-youtube, allowing us to use youtube straight from the terminal
i youtube-dl # Install youtube-dl, a straightforward way to download youtube videos
i zathura # Install zathura, our document viewer of choice
i zathura-djvu # Install zathura-djvu, enabling djvu support for zathura
i zathura-pdf-mupdf # Install zathura-pdf-mupdf, enabling pdf support for zathura
i ttf-hack # Install Hack, our primary terminal font of choice
i ttf-fira-mono # Install Fira Mono, our secondary terminal font of choice
i noto-fonts # Install the Noto fonts, our primary fonts used for everything else
i ttf-liberation # Install the Liberation fonts, our secondary fonts used for everything else