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Shell envrionment configuration. Compatible with MacOS and Linux.

I shifted from nvim to emacs/evil, the later is just like a better nvim.

• emacs/evil is not installed by default, but it's actively maintained, especially recommended for heavy editing. emacs is aliased to ee
• nvim is installed by default, but it's greatly stripped down for light editing, also not actively maintained. nvim is aliased to vv

For Linux, build-essential curl file git is required. If you want to install extra tools, significant time could be saved if cargo and golang is avaiable already.

linuxbrew is utilized to manage softwares.

• root user can't install it, but can instead use brew installed system widely.
• unprivileged user can install in his own directory.
• sudo users can install system widely. NOPASSWD priviledge is required by this config additionally.

If you don't want to install softwares, or softwares are already available, you should set environment variable donot_install_software=true before install.

In Debian linux, if you want to install software from apt in favor of brew, you should run the following commands during install.

make apt
donot_install_software=true make install

• It's recommended to create a dedicated user (e.g. soft) to install system wide brew.
  • adduser soft sudo
  • run visudo, and ensure %sudo ALL=(ALL:ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL
  • su - soft

For MacOS, xcode should be installed first.

cd
git clone https://github.com/laishulu/conf.git <SOME_DIR>
cd <SOME_DIR>
make install
# for more choice, run the following
make

To display ZSH prompt properly, you should also install font of Sarasa-Term-SC-Nerd, and set it as your terminal fonts.

For MacOS, kitty will also be installed and preconfigured with this font, so you can use kitty as your terminal directly without hassle.

• zsh:
  • pre config: ~/.site/pre.zsh
  • post config: ~/.site/post.zsh
  • plugins: ~/.site/plugins.zsh
  • autocomplete: ~/.site/zfunctions
• tmux: ~/.site/tmux.conf
• emacs: ~/.site/init.el
• nvim:
  • pre config: ~/.site/pre.vim
  • post config: ~/.site/post.vim

• conf: UpdateConf
• zsh: UpdateZsh
• tmux: UpdateTmux
• emacs: UpdateEmacs
• nvim: UpdateNvim

• use z to cd fuzzily
• use rg instead of grep
• use fd instead of find (not avaiable in linux by default)
• use bat instead of cat/more/less to view source file
• ga/gc/gp/gl for git add/commit/push/pull, tig for git log
• ssh
  • use storm to manage your ssh connections.
  • use ssh-copy-id to copy public key to remote server, so you can ssh login with key.
  • use sshfs to mount remote directory to local for editing.
• mouse
  • select text in tmux. When mouse is released, text will be copied into clipboard.
  • select text in vim.
  • drag border will resize windows for emacs/nvim/tmux

• macos: if you runned make mac-optional after make install, then <capslock> is switched with <esc> by karabiner.
• kitty
  • <Command + t>: new tab
  • <Command + w>: close tab
  • <Command + n>: next tab
  • <Command + p>: previous tab
  • <Command + b>: scrollback history
• tmux prefix key
  • macos: ctrl+a. Press ctrl+a ctrl+a to pass through ctrl+a
  • linux: ctrl+b. Press ctrl+b ctrl+b to pass through ctrl+b
• tmux
  • <prefix> c: create new window
  • <prefix> number: select window
  • <prefix> p/n: select previous/next window
  • <prefix> z: zoom window
  • <prefix> [: copy mode
    • v: visual select text
    • y/enter: yank text to clipboard. In remote linux, text will also be piped to local.
  • <prefix> s: split horizentally
  • <prefix> v: verticaly split
  • <prefix> d: detach tmux
  • <prefix> x: kill window
  • <prefix><ctrl+s>: save envrionment
  • <prefix><ctrl+r>: restore envrionment
• tmux/emacs/nvim pane navigation: ctrl+h/l/j/k
• zsh:
  • <esc>: vi mode
    • j/k: history search up/down with existing text
    • /: search history by pattern
    • v: edit in $EDITOR
  • <ctrl+e>: execute auto suggest
  • <ctrl+s>: sweep away auto suggest
  • <ctrl+f>: foward accept auto suggest
  • <ctrl+x>: fzf fuzzy search commannd and execute
  • <ctrl+r>: fzf fuzzy search commannd and paste
  • <ctrl+t>: fzf fuzzy search files and paste
  • <alt+c>: fzf cd into the selected directory
  • **<tab>: fzf fuzzy complete