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This commit adds sudo where needed for the majority of pacman commands.
It also removes zsh, urxvt, and renpy since we don't use those anymore.
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Donovan Glover 2018-09-08 01:55:24 -04:00
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sh/051-dhcpcd
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# By enabling it as a service, we don't have to manually execute it
# every time at logon.
#
# Note that you should probably start it as well.
#
# https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Dhcpcd
set -xe

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sh/055-vim
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set -xe
pacman -S vim
sudo pacman -S vim
pacman -S neovim
sudo pacman -S neovim
# Add the `undo` directory for regular vim
mkdir -p ~/.vim/undo
# Install all vim plugins with `vim-plug`. Note that your
# .vimrc should already have a section with the plugins that
# you want to install.
#
# https://github.com/junegunn/vim-plug
curl -fLo ~/.vim/autoload/plug.vim --create-dirs \
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/junegunn/vim-plug/master/plug.vim
vim +PlugInstall +qall

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sh/093-virtualbox-guest
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set -xe
pacman -S virtualbox-guest-utils virtualbox-guest-modules-arch
sudo pacman -S virtualbox-guest-utils virtualbox-guest-modules-arch

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sh/101-rng-tools
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sudo pacman -S rng-tools
systemctl enable rngd.service
sudo systemctl enable rngd.service

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sh/104-tmux
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set -xe
pacman -S tmux
sudo pacman -S tmux

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sh/105-zsh
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#!/bin/sh
#
# If for some reason you want to install zsh, you can do that
# here. However, keep in mind that zsh requires a lot of
# configuration to behave similarly to fish.
#
# In other words, use fish.
#
# https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Zsh
set -xe
pacman -S zsh
pacman -S grml-zsh-config
pacman -S zsh-syntax-highlighting

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sh/106-cli
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set -xe
pacman -S jq # JSON manipulation
pacman -S ripgrep # Faster than ag / ack / grep
pacman -S fzf # Fuzzy find anything
pacman -S httpie # Make HTTP requests
pacman -S fd # Faster alternative to find
pacman -S exa # Drop-in replacement for ls and tree
sudo pacman -S jq # JSON manipulation
sudo pacman -S ripgrep # Faster than ag / ack / grep
sudo pacman -S fzf # Fuzzy find anything
sudo pacman -S httpie # Make HTTP requests
sudo pacman -S fd # Faster alternative to find
sudo pacman -S exa # Drop-in replacement for ls and tree
pacman -S fdupes # Find duplicate files
pacman -S bind-tools # DNS tools like dig
sudo pacman -S fdupes # Find duplicate files
sudo pacman -S bind-tools # DNS tools like dig
pacman -S ncdu # Ncurses du (disk usage)
pacman -S borg # Backup directories
pacman -S youtube-dl # View online videos in mpv
pacman -S neofetch # Bragging rights
sudo pacman -S ncdu # Ncurses du (disk usage)
sudo pacman -S borg # Backup directories
sudo pacman -S youtube-dl # View online videos in mpv
sudo pacman -S neofetch # Bragging rights
pacman -S pygmentize # Command line syntax highlighting (used for 'dog')
sudo pacman -S pygmentize # Command line syntax highlighting (used for 'dog')

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sh/151-openvpn
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set -xe
pacman -S openvpn
sudo pacman -S openvpn

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sh/152-openssh
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set -xe
pacman -S openssh
sudo pacman -S openssh

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sh/202-xfce
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set -xe
pacman -S xfce4
sudo pacman -S xfce4
pacman -S mousepad
sudo pacman -S mousepad
pacman -S parole
sudo pacman -S parole
pacman -S ristretto
sudo pacman -S ristretto
pacman -S xfce4-mpc-plugin
sudo pacman -S xfce4-mpc-plugin
pacman -S xfce4-notifyd
sudo pacman -S xfce4-notifyd
pacman -S xfce4-pulseaudio-plugin
sudo pacman -S xfce4-pulseaudio-plugin
pacman -S xfce4-screenshooter
sudo pacman -S xfce4-screenshooter
pacman -S xfce4-taskmanager
sudo pacman -S xfce4-taskmanager

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sh/203-bspwm
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set -xe
# Install xorg as the display server (required)
pacman -S xorg-server
sudo pacman -S xorg-server
# Prerequisite for running bspwm without a display manager
# Remove this line if you're using one
pacman -S xorg-xinit
sudo pacman -S xorg-xinit
pacman -S xdo # Show / hide windows (for polybar)
pacman -S xorg-xprop # Get window status (for polybar)
sudo pacman -S xdo # Show / hide windows (for polybar)
sudo pacman -S xorg-xprop # Get window status (for polybar)
pacman -S xclip # Clipboard manager (to copy with a command)
pacman -S xcape # Make Caps Lock = Ctrl/ESC
sudo pacman -S xclip # Clipboard manager (to copy with a command)
sudo pacman -S xcape # Make Caps Lock = Ctrl/ESC
# The actual window manager and hotkey daemon
pacman -S bspwm
pacman -S sxhkd
sudo pacman -S bspwm
sudo pacman -S sxhkd
# compton is the standard compositor.
pacman -S compton
# Terminal emulator
pacman -S rxvt-unicode
yay -S urxvtcd
sudo pacman -S compton
# polybar is the standard panel.
yay -S polybar

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sh/204-plasma
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set -xe
pacman -S plasma
sudo pacman -S plasma

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sh/602-renpy
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#!/bin/sh
#
# Ren'Py is the standard visual novel engine.
#
# https://renpy.org/
set -xe
pacman -S renpy

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sh/604-libreoffice
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# LibreOffice has improved a lot over the years. It also works
# great with KDE. Give it a try.
#
# Note that we use `libreoffice-still` instead of
# `libreoffice-fresh` due to the save window bug with KDE and GTK.
#
# Edit: Actually, maybe writing things with Vim is still the better
# option. This makes whatever you write a lot more portable since
# you use a human readable file format that someone has probably
# written a library for in other languages. You also end up with
# a whole lot better git support.
#
# LibreOffice Math is very difficult to use compared to simply
# using LaTeX. The amount of clicking required for a basic
# formula takes a lot of effort and the cryptic commands used
# in its shell don't follow LaTeX at all.
#
# LibreOffice Base seems like an attempt to bring database
# management to less-savvy users, but traditional command line
# interaction with the database seems like the better option here.
#
# Draw and Impress seem like both are easier to future-proof and
# accomplish with web technologies.
#
# For me, it seems like I'll only use LibreOffice Writer and
# LibreOffice Calc (although even then I'm not so sure since
# there are other data formats out there that I'm familiar
# with and able to work with.
#
# https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Libreoffice
set -xe
pacman -S libreoffice-fresh
sudo pacman -S libreoffice-still

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sh/605-virtualbox
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set -xe
pacman -S virtualbox virtualbox-host-modules-arch
sudo pacman -S virtualbox virtualbox-host-modules-arch

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# Krita is the standard painting program. It has excellent
# support for KDE and supports HiDPI out of the box.
#
# Krita also works quite well as an image editor.
#
# You *could* use GIMP if you wanted to, but even with the HiDPI
# patch in 2.10, you still have to change a lot of settings in
# order for it to look semi-decent. Additionally, it requires GTK2
# as a dependency and you get none of the KDE features with it.
#
# In other words, it's much better to learn Krita than try to
# install GIMP in its current state.
#
# https://krita.org
set -xe
pacman -S krita
sudo pacman -S krita