rc

# particulary Arch, because that's the best GNU/Linux distro =P

# The next command will install the software that I'm bound to use on my PC.

sudo pacman -S --noconfirm neovim base-devel mpv openssh emacs 

echo "Don't forget to install the keys for SSH!\n"

# Installing shell data:

sudo pacman -S --noconfirm zsh zsh-completions zsh-grml-config

# Installing the Noto fonts:

sudo pacman -S --noconfirm noto-fonts noto-fonts-emoji

##### SYSTEM MAITENANCE #####

# All tools that help with visualizing system parameters and associated other

# interesting stuff.

# iotop is useful for sorting programs by the amount of disk writes, so you can

# see what programs would benefit from tmpfs. Plus: It can prolong the lifespan

# of SSDs.

sudo pacman -S --noconfirm iotop

##### FIREFOX #####

# This browser is such a big chunk that it requires its own special treatment.

# Installs the browser itself:

sudo pacman -S --noconfirm firefox-developer-edition

# This is a script that puts the Firefox profile stuff in tmpfs, which is RAM,

# providing a significant speedup and reduces disk writes.

# Do note that this is for single profile systems only!

pacaur -S --noconfirm firefox-sync

# Uncomment next line for Dutch firefox translations, if desired.

#sudo pacman -S --noconfirm firefox-i18n-nl

##### GPS/OPENSTREETMAP #####

echo "Installing an offline OpenStreetMap and GPS system is too complex to do

with a script. Please consult https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/GpsDrive for

information if you wish to do so.\n"

# Sound handling (Don't forget to unmute using alsamixer!)

sudo pacman -S --noconfirm alsa-utils pulseaudio pulseaudio-jack pulseaudio-bluetooth

echo "It's possible that the sound is muted. Unmute using Alsamixer.\n"

# To easily make use of the AUR, I'll first install Pacaur, which needs some

# special treatment up front:

cd ~/Downloads

wget https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/snapshot/pacaur.tar.gz

tar -x -f pacaur.tar.gz

cd pacaur

makepkg -sri --noconfirm

cd ..

rm -r pacaur

cd ~

# Making a directory in which to store all repositories. It's basically a

# repository for repositories =3

mkdir Repositories

# Making some common aliases for some pieces of software

alias vi nvim

alias vim nvim

# Some Python dependencies that need to be installed

pip install paramiko

# Collecting software from the AUR:

#pacaur -S vim-youcompleteme-git

pacaur -S --noconfirm clojure leiningen  # Clojure's 'project manager' thingy + Clojure

# Next line installs all required software for the desktop environment.

pacaur -S i3-gaps feh rofi compton i3lock-wrapper

# Installing Polybar and i3ipc-glib-git because the first one is awesome, the

# second one (allegedly) necessary for i3 interaction for Polybar:

#pacaur -S --noconfirm polybar i3ipc-glib-git # Disabled because I'm back to i3status

# i3blocks optional dependencies:

pacaur -S acpi bc lm_sensors playerctl sysstat

# A terminal emulator:

pacaur -S --noconfirm rxvt-unicode

# Also, DO NOT use Termite. It's an awful thing to work with NeoVim, and slows

# down to a fucking tortoise speed.

# Now, assuming I'm using the my standard setup for Yabar, I need the JSON

# parser to correctly output my workspace name:

pacaur -S --noconfirm jq

# Uncomment when there is a driver for the Validity VFS495 138a:003f figerprint

# reader, and still working on that gorgeous laptop:

#pacaur -S --noconfirm fprintd

pacaur -S --noconfirm rsync  # Used for backing up data that can't be done properly with Git

pacaur -S --noconfirm neomutt urlview  # Least sucky mail client

# Installing CRON job services

pacaur -S --noconfirm cronie

# TODO Add a line that makes a symbolic link to my custom Cron file

sudo systemctl enable cronie.service

pacaur -S --noconfirm irssi  # IRC client

pacaur -S --noconfirm ranger w3m  # File manager. w3m for image previews

# TODO link ranger/rc.conf and scope.sh symbolically to .config/ranger

# Fonts

# Now I don't like Ubuntu, but their fonts are amazing.

pacaur -S --noconfirm ttf-ubuntu-font-family ttf-hack ttf-fira-code

# MPV is used for playing videos, and is required when using the 'Watch with

# MPV' plugin for Firefox. It's way more lightweight, and I don't get why both

# Chrome and Firefox don't do this automatically, and default to software

# decoding instead on the hardware GPU.

pacaur -S --noconfirm mpv youtube-dl-git

##### PERFORMANCE #####

# This is mostly stuff about activating performance enhancing options.

# These lines will tell makepkg to

# 1. Use all available cores for compiling (if possible)

# 2. Move the build process to the /tmp folder, which is on tmpfs --> RAM,

#    which can speed up build times

sudo echo 'MAKEFLAGS="-j$(nproc)"' >> /etc/makepkg.conf

sudo echo 'BUILDDIR=/tmp/makepkg' >> /etc/makepkg.conf