This bash script does everything that I would do after I install Fedora Linux A few things it does are:
- Removing useless bloat
- Installing a few applications that I use.
- Downloading the RPM Fusion repositories.
- Creating the .histfile and .zshrc files.
- Installing Zsh, and configuring .zshrc.
- Installing powerlevel10k.
- ... and so much more!
"Here is where I'll put a video of how it works"
- Clone the repository.
git clone https://github.com/CallMeMarcellino/FedoraInstallScript - Go into the directory.
cd FedoraConfigScript - Make the file executable.
chmod +x installer.sh - Execute the file.
./installer.sh
Report the bug as an issue, make sure to give me as much information as possible!
Tell me the suggestion using the Issues functionality, make sure to tell me why this should be implemented.
- Fixed on July 2, 2022: When the script sometimes uses 'echo' it fails (and even starts running commands that it isn't suppost to).
- Automaticly make MesloLGS NF the default font of Gnome Terminal.
- If there was an error, save place and autoload script when it is run.
- Automaticly install color schemes.
- Automaticly disable the 'Fedora Flatpaks' repository.
- Prompt user and install extenions for them.
- Open the Powerlevel10k in the current terminal.