My linux working environment settings

Installation

# SYSTEM DEPENDENCIES
# server:
    sudo apt install git tmux vim-nox zsh
# desktop:
    sudo apt install git tmux vim-gtk xclip zsh

# NMK
# by automated script
    wget -qO- https://github.com/nuimk/nmk/raw/master/setup/automate | zsh
# or basic github checkout
    git clone --recursive https://github.com/nuimk/nmk.git ~/.nmk
    ~/.nmk/post-clone
    ~/.nmk/bin/nmk
    ~/.nmk/vim/update-plugins
# or by download from
    wget https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/20621424/nmk/nmk.tar.xz

Terminal setup

To use 256 colors, Set TERM environment variable to xterm-256color.

Konsole (KDE Terminal):

Right click and choose Edit Current Profiles
Click edit button next to environment label
Change TERM=xterm to TERM=xterm-256color

Environment variables

# Mark this computer as a development machine
#  - user@host will not be shown on zsh prompt
#  - run development tools without warning
NMK_DEVELOPMENT=[true|false]

Integrating with powerline fonts

To make vim-airline display powerline symbols correctly, you need to install a patched font. Instructions can be found in the official powerline documentation, or just download and install prepatched fonts from powerline-font repository.

Vim and zsh without tmux

Append below lines to ~/.profile

export NMK_DIR=${NMK_DIR:-$HOME/.nmk}
export NMK_DEVELOPMENT=true

export VIMINIT='source $NMK_DIR/vim/init.vim'
export ZDOTDIR=${ZDOTDIR:-$NMK_DIR/zsh}
PATH=$NMK_DIR/bin:$PATH

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