Settings for:

• bash
• fish
• Visual Studio Code

In the packages folder, you'll find lists of packages that can be installed using the ./INSTALL script. The lists are organized with the package manager name in brackets followed by the package name, each on a separate line.

Example:

[apt]
tmux
curl

[brew]
jq

Currently supported package managers: apt, brew, pip, scoop, snap, flatpak, cargo and code (Visual Studio Code).

Support for new package managers can easily be added by inheriting from PackageManager class that is inside the ./INSTALL script.

Inside the bin folder, there are a few useful scripts that you can add to your $PATH.

The scripts folder contains scripts that are probably intended to be executed only once, mostly to install programs that cannot be installed using a package manager.

usage: ./INSTALL [-h] [-bin] [-dotfiles] [-dev] [-essential] [-gui] [-tools] [-virtualbox_guest]

options:
  -h, --help         show this help message and exit
  -bin               add scripts inside './bin' to your $PATH
  -dotfiles          install dotfiles
  -dev               install packages listed in './packages/dev.txt'
  -essential         install packages listed in './packages/essential.txt'
  -gui               install packages listed in './packages/gui.txt'
  -tools             install packages listed in './packages/tools.txt'
  -virtualbox_guest  install packages listed in './packages/virtualbox_guest.txt'

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