"Tested" on Bash on Ubuntu on Windows. By extension, it should work on linux and mac, methinks.
Simply run ./install.sh on your trusty shell, and it would theoretically install some packages.
Note: it is a good idea to read through the source of any script you find on the internet before running them.
Note: don't run the script with sudo outside. I.e. you should run ./install.sh instead of sudo ./install.sh. Otherwise, some files will be created with root permissions and you'll stumble into some silly "Permission denied" errors later on.
If a package had already been installed, re-running .install.sh should be fine.
- So I can backup my setup script
- So you creeps out there can have a look at it, get inspiration from it, hopefully learn, grow, fork, hack, regret, make fun of it...
To Todd Wolfson for sexy-bash-prompt. To Sebastian Tramp for dircolors-solarized. And to many others for contributing to the helpful resources on the Big Wide Web.