My Configuration and Initial Linux Packages 💻

Usage:

You can use the installer script with either wget or curl commands.

With wget:

wget -qO- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/otema666/my-packages/main/installer.sh | bash

or with curl:

curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/otema666/my-packages/main/installer.sh | bash

Keyboard Shortcuts

Here are some useful keyboard shortcuts to enhance your workflow:

• Full Screen Terminal: Windows + Enter
• Open nautilus (file explorer): Windows + E
• Close Active Window: Windows + W
• Switch to Workspace 1: Super + 1
• Switch to Workspace 2: Super + 2
• Switch to Workspace 3: Super + 3
• Switch to Workspace 4: Super + 4
• Move to Next Workspace: Super + Tab
• Move to Previous Workspace: Super + Shift + Tab
• Move Window to Workspace 1: Super + Shift + 1
• Move Window to Workspace 2: Super + Shift + 2
• Move Window to Workspace 3: Super + Shift + 3
• Move Window to Workspace 4: Super + Shift + 4
• Brave Browser: Control + Alt + B
• Firefox Browser: Control + Alt + F

Personal Functions

Some custom functions that you can use in your terminal for improved productivity:

• buscar: Find files in a specific directory. Usage: buscar <directory> <filename>
• firewall: Launch the firewall manager. Just call firewall from the terminal.
• server: Start a local Python server. Usage: server <directory> <port>

Apt packages

bat ufw neovim nmap curl exa jq aircrack-ng net-tools gcc neofetch gnome-shell-extension-manager gir1.2-gtop-2.0 lm-sensors ruby ruby-bundler apache2-utils ruby-dev xdotool octave lolcat git gparted nodejs gnome-tweaks gnome-shell-extensions gnome-shell-extension-prefs keepassxc dbus-x11 python3-pip tree baobab

Snap packages

code gimp brave discord vlc ngrok

Pip libraries

gnome-extensions-cli numpy flask requests

Managing GNOME Extensions

This script utilizes the Python pip library gnome-extensions-cli to install and manage extensions.

You can manage GNOME extensions via the GNOME Extensions website at https://extensions.gnome.org/. Simply visit the website and search for extensions by name or functionality. You can install, enable, disable, or remove extensions from there.

Additional Configuration

• OhMyBash: OhMyBash will be automatically configured during the installation process. The script sets up OhMyBash and adjusts some aliases and settings for enhanced terminal usage.

• Fonts: The script installs the SauceCodePro font for better terminal aesthetics.

• Improved ls with exa: The script installs exa, an enhanced replacement for ls, to provide better formatting and additional features when listing files in the terminal. Additionally, it includes icons and adjusts the PATH to use exa instead of the default ls command.

• Wallapaper: This script autoinstall this wallapaper and save it into /home/user/.wallapaper.

Ubuntu Configuration

This script has been configured and tested for:

• Distributor ID: Ubuntu
• Description: Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS
• Release: 22.04
• Codename: jammy