Files Contained

This is meant to provide a prêt-à-monter config. It provides initialization files for bash as well as a configuration file for tmux the crux of the whole repo is contained in the setup.sh. Which is meant to provide a way for you to quickly install pretty much everything you might need in order to starting working on a new machine.

• .bashrc
• .bash_profile
• .bash_aliases
• .tmux.conf
• .gitconfig
• setup.sh

New Guide for Fresh Installations in VMs

The first thing you need to do is upgrade your apt packages as well as upgrade your kernel:

sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade

Once this runs you'll get a message saying that the kernel patch version should be upgraded and that some services need to be restarted. By default it will restart all services that would allow you to keep the connection open. So in order to remove the leftover services run sudo reboot, NOTE that you will be logged out immediately.

After the reboot you can start running the setup.sh file, by running chmod +x setup.sh && ./setup.sh. You'll need to set the GHTOKEN before which as it is used to fetch the lua neovim config files from the private repository.

Guide for New Installations in VMs (Deprecated)

First install nvim

sudo apt update && sudo apt install neovim

Then install npm

sudo apt install npm

Then install node, this is required to run coc in neovim

npm install node -g

Once everything is finished copy the .vimrc file into the $HOME/.vim/ folder, then move the nvim folder into $HOME/.config/ folder. Then run nvim and run :CocInstall which will install all of the plugins in the .vimrc file.

If everything succeeds, then you are ready to install rust-analyzer which you'll have to google because this process is changing as you're reading this.