One-stop shop for automated script to get all the necessities working on a fresh linux installation
Running setup.sh will perform the following actions:
->install git (if you copy-pasted the script)
->get Solarized colorscheme up in your terminal
->boot up a basic .vimrc file, and solarized theme
->create a ~/bin directory (to use for your Sublime Text 2 binary later), and add it to the path
->Do the previous three steps for the root user as well
->Install Haskell, DMenu, XMonad, and XMobar, along with config files
You'll still need to do the following:
->Change your airport code in ~/.xmobarrc for accurate weather
->Change your OS info on the two marked lines in ~/.xmonad/xmonad.hs
->Add your home directory for xmobar on the marked line with YOUR-HOME-DIRECTORY
->Get your .Xsession or other startup sequence working to your liking
->Use <feh --bg-scale 'your-image-path'> to set the background image
->Install Sublime Text 2, and create an alias in ~/bin (I like sublime)
--->Install Package Control, and use THAT to install DocBlockr
->Install Chrome, Eclipse, gcc, etc.