"Classic" means that it sets up the old i3wm setup I used to use. Man I've missed it (September 2016). // TODO update this

Much like my Windows configuration repo, this repository provides a guide and resources on setting up my current Linux environment.

Direct download links are provided where possible.

You'll need to manually install the Sublime Text Package Manager

• make sure you're performing everything up to and after installing and configuring sudo as root if you're on debian
• install git
• git clone [dotfiles] repo
• git clone [scripts] repo
• run scripts/install-sudo.sh (debian only)
• run scripts/install-core.sh
• run scripts/add-repositories.sh
• check that the dotfiles/dotfiles.sh variable points to the correct directory
• run dotfiles/dotfiles.sh
• run any other relevant scripts you need to install software

there's a bunch of stuff on how to do a lot of things here on my website

• install nvidia drivers with sudo apt-get install nvidia-346 current as of October 2015
• add file and share mounting records to fstab with sudo vim /etc/fstab
• configure Samba share and Samba users.

These scripts assume the main user is "jake", and the operating system is Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (Xenial)

Run this first

Installs git, vim, screen, and software-properties-common for adding repositories more easily.

Run this second

This adds any required repositories using add-apt-repository. It will include repositories that you have to install manually as comments.

Install commonly used command line programs.

Install laptop dependencies, like the NVIDIA Optimus support packages.

Install software that's used to play media. This is in a separate script because there may be installations such as headless servers that don't need media playback capabilities.

Install commonly used gui programs.

Install programs used at home only.

Install programs used for work.

Install a load of useless shit.

Removes personal information from the home directory.

No script, just a package list.

• bind9 for setting up a DNS