A collection of scripts and config files, because setting up a fresh install of Linux takes too much time and effort. While it's not completely automated, it will certainly save a lot of time. Easily configurable to suit your needs and preferences.
My distro of choice is Manjaro (specifically the Awesome community edition) for this repo, because that's what I prefer.
If you want to make your own spin on this or make something for other distros, then a fork of this is most welcome.
install.sh is mainly for installing a bunch of applications I use.
install2.sh is the same thing, but for AUR packages.
omzinstall.sh installs ohmyzsh and Powerline10k
omzplugins.sh installs zsh-autosuggestions and zsh-syntax-highlighting. Restart your terminal after installation or run source ~/.zshrc.
mega-script.sh will run the above mentioned scripts and copy all config files in the this repo to where they should be.
post-kernel-upgrade.sh will reinstall kernel-modifying packages in AUR (drivers, pretty much), so they will work on newly installed kernels.
The .zshrc executes commands directly through custom aliases, rather than executing scripts. The scripts are still included however in case you find some use for them.
Alias d turns off the display. I use it to circumvent buggy display drivers.
Alias makeiso is useful for making iso files from discs.
Alias j will execute jump plugin.
Alias cpuload will execute sensors every 2 seconds and run qterminal /w htop in another window.
Alias lock will lock the computer using i3lock -c 000000.
Function custupdate will update any custom plugins and themes I use with omz.
Then we have a bunch of applies for git:
alias gadd="git add" alias gpul="git pull" alias gpus="git push" alias gcom="git commit" alias gclo="git clone" alias gdif="git diff" alias gres="git reset" alias gsta="git status" alias girm="git rm"
.zshrc is to be stored at ~/ (/HOME/USER) path. Same applies to .vimrc
The awesome rofi and neofetch folders are stored in the /~/.config path.
Custom plugins and themes are stored in ~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/
Myself for this repo
ohmyzsh for making ohmyzsh
zsh-users for making zsh-autosuggestions and zsh-syntax-highlighting
romkatv for making Powerline10k