Cyan Yerba

This repo serves as a place to store shell scripts and Containerfiles that help me setup my workflow, which I need the most when running distros like OpenSUSE MicroOS or Fedora Kinoite, but it could be applied to any distro.

After fresh install - Update and setup

After a fresh install make sure to be up to date, but first clone this repo because we are going to make use of it along this README.

Get started - Clone this repo

git clone --depth=1 git@github.com:santigo-zero/cyan-yerba.git
# If the ssh key is not available
git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/santigo-zero/cyan-yerba.git

Update Fedora Kinoite/Silverblue

rpm-ostree upgrade -r # Flag -r will reboot your machine when rpm-ostree finishes.

Update OpenSUSE MicroOS

sudo transactional-update
systemctl reboot

Initial setup

After rebooting you should run this scripts to reboot once again.

./kinoite.sh
# Or
./microos.sh

Tools

Most of my dotfiles

To get all of my dotfiles I normally curl the script because I have them in a repo, it's going to work even if git is not installed.

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/santigo-zero/dotfiles/master/clone-dotfiles | bash

Or if you already cloned the repository you can rsync the dotfiles directory to your current $HOME running:

rsync --verbose \
    --recursive \
    --ignore-times \
    --exclude "README.md" \
    --exclude "copy-dotfiles" \
    --exclude "clone-dotfiles" \
    --exclude ".git" \
    dotfiles/ "$HOME"

Distrobox

Install

In MicroOS distrobox comes installed by default, but in the case of Kinoite you need to install it read about it here, I prefer to use curl

curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/89luca89/distrobox/main/install | sh -s -- --next --prefix ~/.local

Configure

To configure the container that I use the most you can cd to ./main-distrobox and run

./image.sh && ./container.sh && distrobox enter main

While this ^^^ command finishes you can read how to configure the colorscheme and flatpaks

Colorscheme

I don't ship any colorschemes with my dotfiles, they are separate because JetJBP is my own colorscheme and it's easier to have things separate at the moment of updating.

git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/santigo-zero/JetJBP

Flatpaks

Configure everything with the script from this repo that will add flathub and kde repos so that we can install all of the packages that I use

./flatpak.sh

Development tools

Most of the tools that I use on a daily basis can be installed with tools.sh this tools range from formatters and package managers to LSPs.

tools.sh # This is going to be in your PATH so type it as is.

Neovim

To get my personal "framework" just run

gcs git@github.com:santigo-zero/fractal-nvim.git "$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/nvim"

But before running neovim you'll probably have to build from source.

Neither Kinoite or MicroOS will let you install stuff like you used to install in conventional mutable distros, so you should compile like so:

make CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=~/.local/ install

This comes with the advantage of neovim not polluting your global environment (your host) since it's installed locally to your user. This also avoids having neovim repeated in every container since distrobox/toolbox can access the build because the $HOME of the containers are binded to your hosts $HOME.

DEVELOPMENT_TOOLS

Run tools.sh, a scripts that is in by dotfiles

NEOVIM:

https://github.com/santigo-zero/fractal-nvim

To build from source use this command:

make CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=~/.local/ install

After setting most tools you can run

gcs git@github.com:santigo-zero/fractal-nvim.git "$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/nvim"

This setting allows the user to continue running sudo in other windows

and programs without requiring a password for a preset time period in

each window.

sudo tee -a /etc/sudoers <<EOT Defaults !tty_tickets EOT

# Install zsh

sudo transactional-update pkg install zsh

# Now switch to the z shell

sudo usermod -s /bin/zsh "$USER"

Change the hostname

echo "Choose new hostname name, the default value being 'fedora' but you can cancel with control+c" read -r HOSTNAME_NEW hostnamectl set-hostname "$HOSTNAME_NEW"