It contains few bash-scripts I wrote at my leisure that makes my life easier to migrate onto new Linux machines.
Open a terminal and run the following command to load the abc configuration:
$ curl -sL $CONFIG_HOST/load | sudo bash -s abc
To load more configurations, just pass the name of which configuration you need after the -s in the above command. The available configurations (.conf files) could be seen here. Remember that the configuration's name mustn't contain the suffix .conf.
To install xyz, run:
$ curl -sL $CONFIG_HOST/install/xyz | sudo bash
A script jqk from my scripts could be installed by executing:
$ curl -sL $CONFIG_HOST/install/bin | sudo bash -s jqk
After all, to load all changes into your login session, use this command:
$ source ~/.bashrc
Note:
The $CONFIG_HOST is where you can fetch the scripts. You can use https://raw.githubusercontent.com/9ecbf/config/master (this repository), or use https://config.tuanm.dev for short. You should set it as an environment variable before running the commands for more convenience:
$ export $CONFIG_HOST=https://config.tuanm.dev
Hope you enjoy the scripts. Use them at your own risk!