Script for setting up a my environment for a clean Linux distro Current latest release: v2.1

This is a bash script that can be run on a clean linux distro to download and set up a the basics I use.

Run the following in the terminal. This requires curl but can also be done with wget, though the downloading and unzipping needs to be done separately.

$ curl -L https://github.com/andfroswe/newlinux/archive/[latest release].tar.gz | tar zx
$ chmod 755 newlinux.sh
$ ./newlinux.sh
Use GUI options to get the necessary programs and installs.

It should download all necessary files and programs via apt-get. It also adds options to ~/.bashrc so be sure that the current bash config file is in that location.

As of this version, the following changes can be made to the system:

- Vim (w or w/o GUI)
- Python programming language
- Git code revisioning (including automatic config and a Gclone function in bash)
- Mupdf lightweight PDF reading (also used with Vimtex)
- Utils package: DDRescue, Ctags, XClip, TMux
- Powerline fonts package
- Texlive latex package (install script must be run manually afterwards)
- Robot Operating System, ROS. Kinetic version, check compatibility with OS

- TODO: Add taskwarrior to utils and add download of task file and config

Prototype that has fixed install script that has to be changed in the script file before run.

Has a configurable GUI that lets the user choose which packages are installed.

Changed so that script should not be run as sudo since this causes installs to go into the wrong home directory.

Added TMux to utils and fixed a bug where Powerline fonts would not install.