My .files and setup configurations

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• My key concerns/needs
• Installation: Main Scripts
• Installation: Order of Installation
• Additonal Details
• References

My key concerns/needs

• WSL
• Use package managers whenever possible (apt, brew, winget, choco, npm)
• Dotfiles are symlinked from this repo into $HOME
• (Mini)Conda, Jupyter, Python
• LaTeX + reveal-md for typesetting
• Bash with Oh-My-Posh

Installation: Main Scripts

Using the bootstrap script

The bootstrap file will take care of installing almost everything in my Linux subsystem. Just cd into the local folder of this repo and run ./bootstrap. This bootstrap script calls the individual installers to set up the dotfiles, bin/, and package installers using APT, Homebrew (Linuxbrew), and NPM.

cd $HOME 
git clone https://github.com/LSYS/dotfiles.git
cd dotfiles
./bootstrap

Using the PowerShell scripts

The PowerShell scripts in win/ will take care of installing Windows OS applications using winget and, to a smaller extent for applications that cannot be installed from winget, Chocolatey. To install apps using winget and Chocolatey:

cd win
./winget.ps1
./choco.ps1

Installation: Order of Installation (Win)

1. Install WSL: Open PowerShell as administrator

   wsl --install -d Debian
   # confirm that bash is running
   which $SHELL

2. Install Native Windows apps: Open PowerShell (./choco.ps1 need Admin)

   ./winget.ps1
   ./choco.ps1

   This will install WindowsTerminal and Oh-My-Posh. Type

   oh-my-posh font install

   to install the fonts and choose Meslo (recommended). Seth the font in WindowTerminal setting (settings.json)

   {
       "profiles":
       {
           "defaults":
           {
               "font":
               {
                   "face": "MesloLGM NF"
               }
           }
       }
   }

3. Open WSL (Debian) in WindowsTerminal and run the bootstrap installer:

   cd $HOME/dotfiles && ./bootstrap

   This will call the following installers:

   • dotfiles.sh
   • win/wslconfig.sh
   • bin/install.sh
   • packages/apt.sh
   • packages/brew.sh
   • packages/npm.sh
   • monty/install.sh

4. Once Oh-My-Posh is installed via packages/brew.sh. Check that it works

   eval "$(oh-my-posh init bash)"

   and symlink the poshthemes to home (where bash/.bash_profile will look for the themes)

   cd $HOME && mkdir poshthemes && cd poshthemes
   ln -s /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/opt/oh-my-posh/themes/* 

Additional Details

Bash

Will be installed in ./dotfiles.sh.

.
├── bash
│  ├── .aliases
│  ├── .bash_profile
│  ├── .exports
│  ├── .functions
│  └── .inputrc

• .aliases: Shell aliases defined here (including some for Git)
• .bash_profile: General bash settings (including Oh-My-Posh and sources other bash dotfiles)
• .exports: For environment variables (e.g., custom shell utilities and conda is specified here)
• .functions: For functions too big for aliases but too small for bin/
• .inputrc: Config for input (case-insensitive completion here)

(Note: .bash_profile is the first config that will be read by bash. So this file will source all other relevant dotfiles.)

Git

Will be installed in ./dotfiles.sh.

├── git
│  └── .gitconfig

.gitconfig: Includes Git aliases.

Python + (Mini)Conda (./monty/)

Will be installed by ./monty/install.sh.

├── monty
│  ├── install.sh
│  ├── jupyter_notebook_config.py
│  └── requirements
│     ├── base.txt
│     ├── dev.txt
│     ├── docs.txt
│     └── gis.txt

• jupyter_notebook_config.py: Needed to make sure notebooks open in browser (native from Windows)
• install.sh: Installs Miniconda, Jupyter Notebook (and its extensions), installs base packages into base, creates venv(s) and installs the relevant packages into the venv(s).

Packages

Will be installed by packages/apt.sh, packages/brew.sh, and packages/npm.sh.

├── packages
│  ├── apt.sh
│  ├── brew.sh
│  └── npm.sh

• apt.sh: Installs utilities from APT.
• brew.sh Sets up and install Linuxbrew.
• npm.sh: Sets up NVM and NPM. Installs reveal-md (reveal.js) and other utilities only available from NPM.

Windows

Will be installed by win/winget.ps1 and win/choco.ps1 (using PowerShell; win/choco.ps1 will require admin priviledges).

├── win
│  ├── .wslconfig
│  ├── .wslconfig-x1
│  ├── chocolatey.ps1
│  ├── terminal-settings.json
│  ├── winget.ps1
│  └── wslconfig.sh

• winget.ps1: Installs winget and follow up by installing other applications (e.g. Chrome, WindowsTerminal, Oh-My-Posh, GNUMake, PowerToys, 7zip, Slack, Sublime Text, Git etc.).
• chocolatey.ps1: Installs Chocolatey and other Windows app that cannot be installed by winget (e.g., MikTex, TexStudio, tree, postgresql, pgadmin4, du, etc.). This will require PowerShell admin priviledges.
• wslconfig.sh: Installs .wslconfig to c/Users/<username>

Miscellaneous (./misc/)

├── misc
│  ├── img
│  ├── .curlrc
│  ├── .latexmkrc
│  ├── .wgetrc
│  ├── references.md
│  └── vimium.txt

References

See here.