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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# _____ _ ____ ____ ____ ____ _____
# / // \ / _ \/ __\/ _ \/ __\/__ __\
# | __\| | | / \|| \/|| / \|| \/| / \
# | | | |_/\| |-||| __/| \_/|| / | |
# \_/ \____/\_/ \|\_/ \____/\_/\_\ \_/
# ---------------------------------------------------- #
# !!! NOTE THAT THIS SCRIPT SHOULD NOT BE SOURCED. !!! #
# ---------------------------------------------------- #
# last complete install: 2024.03.27
# Note: this script can be run as often as you like. It will not attempt to re-install
# any already installed program, making it a very fast way update some preferences
# or install additional packages by adding them to the list below.
# Pre-installation checks
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
if [ "$USER" == root ]; then
echo
echo "'arch_install' should NOT be run as root, nor should it be run with sudo."
echo "this script should be run [normally] by a user with sudo privileges."
exit 1
fi
if [[ "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" != "${0}" ]]; then
echo
echo "'arch_install' should NOT be sourced."
exit 1
fi
# Parse arguments
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[ ! -z "$2" ] && >&2 echo usage: arch_install [--force] && exit 1
[ ! -z "$1" ] && [ "$1" = "--force" ] && FORCE=1 || FORCE=0
# Logging
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
mkdir -p $HOME/.local/share
LOG="$HOME/.local/share/arch_install.log"
ERR="$HOME/.local/share/arch_install_errors.log"
printf "ARCH PACKAGE INSTALL\n\n\n" > "$LOG"
printf "ARCH PACKAGE INSTALL\n\n\n" > "$ERR"
# User input
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Ask for password, this will be used for all the sudo calls.:
# and to change the shell later on.
read -s -p "[sudo] password for $USER: " password
echo $password | sudo -S echo '' 2>/dev/null
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
printf "\nIncorrect sudo password. Script ended prematurely.\n\nPlease start over.\n\n"
exit 1
fi
# Update
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
## Update arch
printf "\n\nUpdating Arch Linux...\n\n"
printf "\n\nUpdating Arch Linux...\n\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "\n\nUpdating Arch Linux...\n\n" >> "$ERR"
echo $password | sudo -S pacman -Syu --noconfirm >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
# Custom installation functions
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
echo_success(){
if [ $1 -ne 0 ]; then
printf "failed!\n"
printf "\nfailed!\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "\nfailed!\n" >> "$ERR"
return 1
fi
printf "success!\n"
printf "\nsuccess!\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "\nsuccess!\n" >> "$ERR"
return 0
}
pacman_install(){ # will only install the first argument!
printf "[pacman] install $1... "
printf "\n\n\n[pacman] install $1...\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "\n\n\n[pacman] install $1...\n" >> "$ERR"
# check if package is already installed...
echo $password | sudo -S pacman -Q $1 >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR";
if [ $? = 0 ] && [ "$FORCE" -eq 0 ]; then
printf "already installed.\n"
printf "already installed.\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "already installed.\n" >> "$ERR"
return 1
fi
printf "sudo pacman -S --noconfirm --noprogress $1\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "sudo pacman -S --noconfirm --noprogress $1\n" >> "$ERR"
echo $password | sudo -S pacman -S --noconfirm --noprogress --overwrite='*' $1 >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
exit_code=$?
echo_success $exit_code
return $exit_code
}
yay_install(){ # will only install the first argument!
printf "[ yay ] install $1... "
printf "\n\n\n[ yay ] install $1...\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "\n\n\n[ yay ] install $1...\n" >> "$ERR"
# check if package is already installed...
echo $password | sudo -S pacman -Q $1 >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR";
if [ $? = 0 ] && [ "$FORCE" -eq 0 ]; then
printf "already installed.\n"
printf "already installed.\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "already installed.\n" >> "$ERR"
return 1
fi
printf "yay -S -q --noconfirm $1\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "yay -S -q --noconfirm $1\n" >> "$ERR"
yay -S -q --noconfirm --overwrite='*' $1 >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
exit_code=$?
echo_success $exit_code
return $exit_code
}
git_install(){ # will only install the first argument!
name=$(basename $1)
name=${name%.*}
printf "[ git ] install $name... "
printf "\n\n\n[ git ] install $name...\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "\n\n\n[ git ] install $name...\n" >> "$ERR"
# check if package is already installed...
echo $password | sudo -S pacman -Q $name >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR";
if [ $? = 0 ] && [ "$FORCE" -eq 0 ]; then
printf "already installed.\n"
printf "already installed.\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "already installed.\n" >> "$ERR"
return 1
fi
printf "git clone $1 /tmp/gitpkg\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "git clone $1 /tmp/gitpkg\n" >> "$ERR"
git clone $1 /tmp/gitpkg >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
printf "cd /tmp/gitpkg\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "cd /tmp/gitpkg\n" >> "$ERR"
cd /tmp/gitpkg >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
printf "makepkg -si --noconfirm --noprogress\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "makepkg -si --noconfirm --noprogress\n" >> "$ERR"
makepkg -si --noconfirm --noprogress >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
exit_code=$?
echo_success $exit_code
printf "cd ~\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "cd ~\n" >> "$ERR"
cd $HOME >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
printf "rm -rf /tmp/gitpkg\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "rm -rf /tmp/gitpkg\n" >> "$ERR"
rm -rf /tmp/gitpkg >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
return $exit_code
}
submodule_install(){ # will only install the first argument!
printf "[submod] install $1... "
printf "\n\n\n[submod] install $1...\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "\n\n\n[submod] install $1...\n" >> "$ERR"
printf "cd $HOME/.build/$1\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "cd $HOME/.build/$1\n" >> "$ERR"
cd "$HOME/.build/$1" >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
printf "sudo make clean\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "sudo make clean\n" >> "$ERR"
echo $password | sudo -S rm config.h >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
echo $password | sudo -S make clean >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
printf "git pull\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "git pull\n" >> "$ERR"
git checkout master >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
git pull origin master >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
printf "sudo make install\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "sudo make install\n" >> "$ERR"
echo $password | sudo -S make all >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
echo $password | sudo -S make install >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
exit_code=$?
echo_success $exit_code
echo $password | sudo -S make clean >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
echo $password | rm -f config.h >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
printf "cd $HOME\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "cd $HOME\n" >> "$ERR"
cd $HOME >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
return $exit_code
}
pip3_install() {
printf "[ pip3 ] install $1... "
printf "\n\n\n[ pip3 ] install $1\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "\n\n\n[ pip3 ] install $1\n" >> "$ERR"
# check if package is already installed...
/usr/bin/python3 -c "import $1" >/dev/null 2>/dev/null
if [ $? = 0 ] && [ "$FORCE" -eq 0 ]; then
printf "already installed.\n"
printf "already installed.\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "already installed.\n" >> "$ERR"
return 1
fi
printf "sudo /usr/bin/python3 -m pip install $1\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "sudo /usr/bin/python3 -m pip install $1\n" >> "$ERR"
echo $password | sudo -S /usr/bin/python3 -m pip install $1 >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
exit_code=$?
echo_success $exit_code
return $exit_code
}
pip2_install() {
printf "[ pip2 ] install $1... "
printf "\n\n\n[ pip2 ] install $1\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "\n\n\n[ pip2 ] install $1\n" >> "$ERR"
# check if package is already installed...
/usr/bin/python2 -c "import $1" >/dev/null 2>/dev/null
if [ $? = 0 ] && [ "$FORCE" -eq 0 ]; then
printf "already installed.\n"
printf "already installed.\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "already installed.\n" >> "$ERR"
return 1
fi
printf "sudo /usr/bin/python2 -m pip install $1\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "sudo /usr/bin/python2 -m pip install $1\n" >> "$ERR"
echo $password | sudo -S /usr/bin/python2 -m pip install $1 >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
exit_code=$?
echo_success $exit_code
return $exit_code
}
npm_install(){
printf "[ npm ] install $1... "
printf "\n\n\n[ npm ] install $1\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "\n\n\n[ npm ] install $1\n" >> "$ERR"
# check if package is already installed...
echo $password | sudo -S npm list -g 2> /dev/null | grep "$1" >/dev/null 2>/dev/null
if [ $? = 0 ] && [ "$FORCE" -eq 0 ]; then
printf "already installed.\n"
printf "already installed.\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "already installed.\n" >> "$ERR"
return 1
fi
printf "sudo npm install -g $1\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "sudo npm install -g $1\n" >> "$ERR"
echo $password | sudo -S npm install -g $1 >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
exit_code=$?
echo_success $exit_code
return $exit_code
}
systemctl_create() {
printf "[system] create $1 service... "
printf "\n\n\n[system] create $1 service...\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "\n\n\n[system] create $1 service...\n" >> "$ERR"
source=$HOME/.install/services/$1.service
target=$(head -6 $source | tail -1 | sed 's/#\ *TARGET:\ *//g')
echo $password | sudo -S systemctl daemon-reload
echo "# NOTE: THIS FILE WAS AUTO-GENERATED BY $HOME/.install/arch_install" | sudo tee $target > /dev/null 2>> "$ERR"
echo "# AND WILL PROBABLY BE OVERWRITTEN IN THE FUTURE." | sudo tee -a $target > /dev/null 2>> "$ERR"
echo "# EDIT THE SOURCE FILE AT $source" | sudo tee -a $target > /dev/null 2>> "$ERR"
echo "# and run $HOME/.install/arch_install again to install it here." | sudo tee -a $target > /dev/null 2>> "$ERR"
echo "" | sudo tee -a $target > /dev/null 2>> "$ERR"
tail --lines=+7 $source | sed 's|{USER}|'$USER'|g' | sed 's|{HOME}|'$HOME'|g' | sudo tee -a $target > /dev/null 2>> "$ERR"
exit_code=$?
echo $password | sudo -S systemctl daemon-reload
echo_success $exit_code
return $exit_code
}
systemctl_enable() {
printf "[system] enable $1 service... "
printf "\n\n\n[system] enable $1 service...\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "\n\n\n[system] enable $1 service...\n" >> "$ERR"
printf "sudo systemctl enable $1\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "sudo systemctl enable $1\n" >> "$ERR"
echo $password | sudo -S systemctl enable "$1" >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
exit_code=$?
echo_success $exit_code
return $exit_code
}
link() {
[ ! -z $3 ] && printf "link: too many arguments" && return 1
printf "[ link ] from $1 to $2... "
printf "\n\n\n[ link ] from $1 to $2\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "\n\n\n[ link ] from $1 to $2\n" >> "$ERR"
printf "sudo ln -sf $1 $2\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "sudo ln -sf $1 $2\n" >> "$ERR"
[ -f "$2" ] && echo $password | sudo -S mv $2 $2.bak >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
echo $password | sudo -S ln -sf $1 $2 >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
exit_code=$?
echo_success $exit_code
return $exit_code
}
pacman_enable_archlinuxcn(){ # add archlinuxcn to the pacman repositories
printf "[pacman] enable archlinuxcn"
printf "\n\n\n[pacman] enable archlinuxcn\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "\n\n\n[pacman] enable archlinuxcn\n" >> "$ERR"
grep "\[archlinuxcn\]" /etc/pacman.conf &> /dev/null || printf "\n\n[archlinuxcn]\nServer=https://repo.archlinuxcn.org/\$arch" | sudo tee -a /etc/pacman.conf > /dev/null 2>> "$ERR"
echo $password | sudo -S pacman -Syy >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
pacman_install archlinuxcn-keyring
}
pacman_enable_multilib(){
printf "[pacman] enable multilib"
printf "\n\n\n[pacman] enable multilib\n" >> "$LOG"
printf "\n\n\n[pacman] enable multilib\n" >> "$ERR"
sudo sed -i 's|^#\[multilib\]|[multilib]\nInclude\ =\ /etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist|g' /etc/pacman.conf >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
sudo sed -i 's|^#\[multilib-testing\]|[multilib-testing]\nInclude\ =\ /etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist|g' /etc/pacman.conf >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
echo $password | sudo -S pacman -Syy >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
}
# Linux kernels
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
## switch to bleeding edge linux kernel (this is what I use)
#pacman_install linux
## switch to long term support linux kernel
#pacman_install linux-lts
## switch to hardened (safer) linux kernel
#pacman_install linux-hardened
## switch to zen kernel
#pacman_install linux-zen
## always generate grub entries after installing new kernels:
#echo $password | sudo -S grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
# Build tools
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
pacman_install make
pacman_install cmake
# Git
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
pacman_install git
pacman_install git-lfs
pacman_install github-cli
git config pull.rebase false
git config push.default simple
git config advice.addIgnoredFile false
git submodule update --init --recursive
# Alternative package managers
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
## yay (AUR helper)
git_install https://aur.archlinux.org/yay.git
## npm (node package manager)
pacman_install npm
#pip (python package manager)
#pacman_install python-pip
#pacman_install python2-pip
# Terminal: tools and TUIs
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
## eyecandy: patch pacman config to enable Color and ILoveCandy
echo $password | sudo -S sed -i 's|^#Color|Color\nILoveCandy|g' /etc/pacman.conf >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
## disable tty tickets (giving sudo password in one terminal enables passwordless sudo in other terminals as well for 15 min)
echo Defaults:$USER '!tty_tickets', timestamp_timeout=15 | sudo tee /etc/sudoers.d/tty_tickets
## install scripts for bootstrapping new arch installations
#pacman_install arch-install-scripts
## alacritty: arguably the best terminal
pacman_install alacritty
## calcurse: a terminal calendar client
#pacman_install calcurse
## vdirsyncer: synchronize caldav and carddav
#pacman_install vdirsyncer
## khal: calendar command line utility for caldav sync
#pacman_install khal
## search tool
pacman_install grep
## download tool
pacman_install curl
## alternative download tool (youtube-dl dependency)
pacman_install wget
## alternative search tool
#pacman_install ripgrep
## alternative search tool
#pacman_install ack
## fuzzy finder tool
pacman_install fzf
## rsync: safe and secure copy & backup
pacman_install rsync
## atool gives information about archives
#pacman_install atool
## glu: opengl binaries
pacman_install glu
## zip
pacman_install zip
## unzip
pacman_install unzip
## unrar
pacman_install unrar
## universal unarchiver (executable: unar)
pacman_install unarchiver
## rpm extraction shell script
#yay_install rpmextract
## pv: progress bars on stdout
#pacman_install pv
## battery information
#pacman_install acpi
## battery daemon (sleep on low power):
#pacman_install acpid
#systemctl_enable acpid
## vifm: terminal file browser
#pacman_install vifm
## dos2unix: tool to change carriage return (^M | \r) into nomal return (\n)
#pacman_install dos2unix
## terminal multiplexer:
pacman_install tmux
## run tmux as a systemd service:
systemctl_create tmux
systemctl_enable tmux
## program manuals
pacman_install man
pacman_install man-db
pacman_install man-pages
pacman_install texinfo
## very useful alternative to man: show most common commands for executable
pacman_install tldr
## unit conversions
#pacman_install units
## terminal music player: mplayer
#pacman_install mplayer
## copying and pasting from the terminal
pacman_install xclip
## pdf conversion
pacman_install poppler
## video to thumbnail conversion
pacman_install ffmpegthumbnailer
## change screen brightness
yay_install light
## audio thumbnails with ffmpeg (heh?)
#yay_install ffmpegthumbnailer-mp3
## epub thumbnailer
#yay_install epub-thumbnailer-git
## font previewer
#yay_install fontpreview-git
## check if bash script is posix complient (needs haskell -> 250mb -> disabled by default)
#pacman_install shellcheck
## shell formatter
#pacman_install shfmt
## highlight: to highlight code in the terminal (nice `cat` alternative, used in my custom scripts)
pacman_install highlight
## mediainfo: show audio and video information in terminal
#pacman_install mediainfo
## process information
pacman_install htop
## termdown: terminal timer/stopwatch
#pacman_install termdown
## espeak: text to speach engine (used in my custom termdown script)
#pacman_install espeak
## aplay: simple sound player based on alsa
#yay_install alsaplayer-git
## system information
pacman_install neofetch
## lightweight system information
#yay_install pfetch
## some more eye-candy (useless music visualizer):
#yay_install cli-visualizer-git
## large ascii letters
#pacman_install figlet
## task spooler: queue tasks
#pacman_install task-spooler
## netcat: for socket communication
#pacman_install gnu-netcat
## sockets (needed for custom mpvcontrol script)
pacman_install socat
## torrents: transmission cli
pacman_install transmission-cli
## transmission remote cli curses interface:
yay_install tremc-git
## transmission remote cli gtk interface
#pacman_install transmission-remote-gtk
## add current user to the transmission group:
echo $password | sudo -S usermod -a -G transmission $USER
## make the system transmission config writable by current user:
echo $password | sudo -S chmod -R g+rw /var/lib/transmission
## a more beautiful ls command (I have ls remapped to lsd when no arguments given)
pacman_install lsd
## vim / neovim: terminal text editor
#pacman_install neovim
## vim / neovim: terminal text editor (nightly edition. Takes a while to compile. Don't use the -bin version of this package as it's stuck at v0.9.x)
pacman_install bob
mkdir -p $HOME/.local/share/bob
#bob install nightly
#yay_install neovim-nightly # better to use bob instead
## tree-sitter cli
pacman_install tree-sitter-cli
## link neovim to standard vim binary:
link /usr/bin/nvim /usr/bin/vim
link /usr/bin/nvim /usr/bin/vi
## python host for neovim
pacman_install python-pynvim
## ruby host for neovim
yay_install ruby-neovim
## node-neovim: better integration of nodejs with neovim:
npm_install neovim
## neovim-remote: some of my nvim scripts depend on it
yay_install neovim-remote
pacman_install python-pynvim
## packer: lua-based package manager for neovim
yay_install nvim-packer-git
## stylua: a lua formatter (like black for python)
pacman_install stylua
pacman_install luarocks
## ripgrep: better grep utility, also used by telescope-nvim plugin
pacman_install ripgrep
## fd: better find utility, also used by telescoe-nvim plugin
pacman_install fd
## ruby
#pacman_install ruby
## java
#pacman_install jdk-openjdk
## julia
pacman_install julia
## vimwiki-markdown: better integration for mardown files in vimwiki:
#pip3_install vimwiki-markdown
## instant-markdown-d used for instant markdown visualization in vim
#npm_install instant-markdown-d
## pyright: static typechecker and linter for python
npm_install pyright
## rust: best programming language out there
pacman_install rustup
## rust_analyzer: static typechecker and linter for rust
pacman_install rust-analyzer
## ccls: C language server (required by CoC plugin for nvim)
pacman_install ccls
## bash language server (required by CoC plugin for nvim)
pacman_install bash-language-server
## eslint: javascript linter (required by COC plugin for nvim)
pacman_install eslint
## ctags: recommended vim dependency for jump-to-tag functionality
pacman_install ctags
## tidy: html formatter
pacman_install tidy
## prettier: universal formatter
pacman_install prettier
## composer/php
pacman_install composer
## scim: terminal spreadsheet viewer/editor
#yay_install sc-im
## wordgrinder: terminal word processor
#yay_install wordgrinder
## terminal internet search: google
#yay_install googler
## terminal internet search: duckduckgo
#yay_install ddgr
## newsboat: RSS reader
#pacman_install newsboat
## ueberzug: image overlays in the terminal
pacman_install ueberzug
## trans: command line translation engine
#pacman_install translate-shell
## whois information
#pacman_install whois
## cronie: cron job daemon
#pacman_install cronie
## (pixelated) terminal image previews
yay_install viu
#systemctl_enable cronie
## ncmpcpp: terminal music client
#pacman_install ncmpcpp
## spotify-tui: terminal client for spotify (building this takes LONG)
#yay_install spotify-tui
## spotify daemon (dependency for spotify-tui)
#pacman_install spotifyd
## playerctl: terminal client to control spotify, spotifyd, vlc, ...
pacman_install playerctl
## media daemon
#pacman_install mpd
#systemctl_enable mpd
## media control
#pacman_install mpc
## service that checks number of packages that need updating:
systemctl_create pacmanquery
systemctl_enable pacmanquery
## Docker
pacman_install docker
pacman_install docker-buildx
# curl -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/docker/compose-cli/main/scripts/install/install_linux.sh | sh
# sudo ln -sf /usr/local/bin/docker /usr/bin/docker
systemctl_enable docker
# Drive and file system drivers
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
## mount cifs parititions
pacman_install cifs-utils
## dosfstools: support for dos (windows) - like filesystems
pacman_install dosfstools
## exfat-utils: access fat-drives
pacman_install exfat-utils
## ntfs-3g: access NTFS network drives
pacman_install ntfs-3g
## samba shares = network volumes
pacman_install samba
## access media on external device (phone, ...)
pacman_install libmtp
pacman_install fuse
pacman_install android-file-transfer # android access
## access ssh file system
pacman_install sshfs
## access mac-formatted drives (HFS+)
# yay_install hfsprogs
## testdisk to figure out location HFS+ partition wrapped in 'Apple Core Storage':
pacman_install testdisk
## data-at-rest tool: easy-to-use stacked filesystem encryption tool
pacman_install gocryptfs
## webdav filesystem (mount Nextcloud as a folder)
yay_install davfs2
## recommended settings for davfs2 + Nextcloud
echo $password | sudo -S sed -i 's/# use_locks.*/use_locks 0/g' /etc/davfs2/davfs2.conf
# Graphical desktop server: xorg
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
## install everything from xorg:
#pacman_install xorg
## install just the graphical server
pacman_install xorg-server
## install the xorg server development packages
#pacman_install xorg-server-devel
## initializing (for starting the window manager without display manager)
pacman_install xorg-xinit
## querying window information
#pacman_install xorg-xwininfo
## tool for detecting window properties
pacman_install xorg-xprop
## tool for showing x event names
pacman_install xorg-xev
## get info on current active windows
#pacman_install xorg-xdpyinfo
## special libinput fork to enable three finger dragging
#yay_install libinput-three-finger-drag
## enable tap-to-click on some touchpads (probably a manual install works better):
# grep 'Option "Tapping" "on"' /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/40-libinput.conf &> /dev/null || echo $password | sudo -S sed -i 's|^\([^M]*\)\(MatchIsTouchpad.*\)|\1\2\n\1Option "Tapping" "on"|g' /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/40-libinput.conf
## virtual x server
pacman_install xorg-server-xvfb
## hide an inactive mouse
pacman_install unclutter
## dependency for my st fork to find urls in terminal:
yay_install xurls
## remap escape key:
#yay_install xcape-git
## emulate mouse clicks and keyboard presses
pacman_install xdotool
## emulate mouse clicks and more from within python
yay_install python-pyautogui
## xsettingsd: immediately apply changes in GTK theme
pacman_install xsettingsd
## server access control for x
pacman_install xorg-xhost
## sharing and viewing x-sessions on other computers
#pacman_install x11vnc
## create x11vnc systemd service:
#systemctl_create x11vnc
## view x11vnc session (executable: gvncviewer)
#pacman_install gtk-vnc
## view x11vnc session (executable: vncviewer) <-- better framerate
#pacman_install tigervnc
## view x11vnc and realvnc sessions (executable: vncviewer)
#yay_install realvnc-vnc-viewer
## compositor (for transparent windows, blur, ...)
#pacman_install xcompmgr
## better compositor:
pacman_install picom
## bleeding edge version of picom:
#yay_install picom-git
## libxft-bgra; alternative to libxft, helper library for color emojis in my st build:
## the reason it is installed this way is because this library replaces libxft
## requiring you to answer yes on a [y/N] question...
pacman -Q libxft-bgra-git &> /dev/null || yes | LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8 yay -S -q libxft-bgra-git >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
## Dell displaylink drivers:
#pacman_install linux-headers
#yay_install evdi-git
#yay_install evdi
#yay_install displaylink
#yay_install displaylink-beta
#systemctl_enable displaylink
#printf "Section \"OutputClass\"\n Identifier \"DisplayLink\"\n MatchDriver \"evdi\"\n Driver \"modesetting\"\n Option \"AccelMethod\" \"none\"\nEndSection" | sudo tee /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-evdidevice.conf > /dev/null 2>> "$ERR"
#printf "Section \"Device\"\n Identifier \"DisplayLink\"\n Driver \"modesetting\"\n Option \"PageFlip\" \"false\"\nEndSection" | sudo tee /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/21-displaylink.conf > /dev/null 2>> "$ERR"
#yay_install rsyslog
#printf ":msg,contains,"drm_wait_vblank" /var/log/displaylink.err\n&stop" | sudo tee /etc/rsyslog.d/30-displaylink.conf > /dev/null 2>> "$ERR"
#systemctl_enable rsyslog
# Desktop Environment / Window Manager
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
## i3lock: screen lock for i3 and other window managers like in this case dwm.
pacman_install i3lock
## xsetroot: for status bar in dwm
pacman_install xorg-xsetroot
## sxhkd: keyboard shortcuts daemon
pacman_install sxhkd
## light: CLI utility to change backlight value of laptops
pacman_install light
## allow only users in video group to make changes to backlight
groupadd video >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
echo $password | sudo -S usermod -a -G video $USER
echo "ACTION==\"add\", SUBSYSTEM==\"backlight\", KERNEL==\"intel_backlight\", RUN+=\"/bin/chgrp video /sys/class/backlight/%k/brightness\"" | sudo tee /etc/udev/rules.d/backlight.rules > /dev/null 2>> "$ERR"
echo "ACTION==\"add\", SUBSYSTEM==\"backlight\", KERNEL==\"intel_backlight\", RUN+=\"/bin/chmod g+w /sys/class/backlight/%k/brightness\"" | sudo tee -a /etc/udev/rules.d/backlight.rules > /dev/null 2>> "$ERR"
## xautolock to automatically lock the screen
pacman_install xautolock
## wallpapers
pacman_install feh
## moving wallpapers
#git clone https://github.com/glouw/paperview /tmp/paperview >"$LOG" 2>"$ERR"; cd /tmp/paperview >"$LOG" 2>"$ERR"; make >"$LOG" 2>"$ERR"; mv paperview ~/.local/bin >"$LOG" 2>"$ERR"; mv scenes ~/.local/share >"$LOG" 2>"$ERR"; cd ~; rm -rf /tmp/paperview
## dependency for moving wallpapers
#pacman_install sdl2
## rofi (dmenu alternative)
#pacman_install rofi
## albert (dmenu alternative)
#pacman_install albert
## xmenu (application launcher)
#yay_install xmenu
## conky: a system monitor
#pacman_install conky
## display manager
pacman_install lightdm
##pacman_install lightdm-gtk-greeter
##yay_install lightdm-slick-greeter
yay_install lightdm-mini-greeter
echo $password | sudo -S mkdir -p /usr/share/xsessions
echo $password | sudo -S cp -f $HOME/.local/share/applications/dwm.desktop /usr/share/xsessions/
echo $password | sudo -S sed -i "s/\(#\)\?.*greeter-session.*=.*/greeter-session=lightdm-mini-greeter/g" /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
echo $password | sudo -S sed -i "s/\(#\)\?.*user-session.*=.*/user-session=dwm/g" /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
echo $password | sudo -S sed -i "s/^user.*=.*/user = $USER/g" /etc/lightdm/lightdm-mini-greeter.conf >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
echo $password | sudo -S sed -i "s/^show-password-label.*=.*/show-password-label = false/g" /etc/lightdm/lightdm-mini-greeter.conf >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
echo $password | sudo -S sed -i "s/^password-label-text.*=.*/password-label-text = $USER:/g" /etc/lightdm/lightdm-mini-greeter.conf >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
echo $password | sudo -S sed -i "s|^background-image.*=.*|background-image=\"$HOME/.cache/current-wallpaper\"|g" /etc/lightdm/lightdm-mini-greeter.conf >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
echo $password | sudo -S sed -i "s/F92672/2AA198/g" /etc/lightdm/lightdm-mini-greeter.conf >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
systemctl_enable lightdm
## maybe you just want autologin instead of a display manager:
#systemctl_create getty-auto-login
# Desktop notifications
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
## libnotify allows desktop notifications
pacman_install libnotify
## dunst creates desktop notifications
pacman_install dunst
# Windows compatibility & gaming
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
## patch pacman settings to include multilib
#pacman_enable_multilib
## wine-staging (better version of wine):
#pacman_install wine-staging
## wine (worse vorsion of wine)
#pacman_install wine
## winetricks: install dependencies and so on
#pacman_install winetricks
## gecko driver for wine (for programs relying on IE)
#pacman_install wine-gecko
## mono driver for wine
#pacman_install wine-mono
## better game support on linux
#pacman_install lutris
## steam game store
#pacman_install steam
## vulkan drivers
#pacman_install vulkan-intel
## playonlinux programs
#pacman_install playonlinux
## potentially useful audio drivers
#pacman_install alsa-plugins
#pacman_install lib32-alsa-plugins
#pacman_install alsa-lib
#pacman_install lib32-alsa-lib
#pacman_install libpulse
#pacman_install lib32-libpulse
## other potentially useful drivers:
#pacman_install mpg123
#pacman_install lib32-mpg123
#pacman_install giflib
#pacman_install lib32-giflib
#pacman_install libpng
#pacman_install lib32-libpng
#pacman_install gnutls
#pacman_install lib32-gnutls
#pacman_install gst-plugins-base
#pacman_install lib32-gst-plugins-base
#pacman_install gst-plugins-good
#pacman_install lib32-gst-plugins-good
#pacman_install openal
#pacman_install lib32-openal
#pacman_install libgl
#pacman_install lib32-libgl
## if you're using the nvidia driver:
#pacman_install nvidia-utils
#pacman_install lib32-nvidia-utils
# Sound
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
## alsamixer
pacman_install alsa-utils
## other alsa plugins
pacman_install alsa-plugins
## pulse audio
pacman_install pulseaudio
# Connectivity and network
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
## network manager
pacman_install networkmanager
systemctl_enable NetworkManager
## use cloudflare DNS servers:
printf "[global-dns-domain-*]\nservers=1.1.1.1,1.0.0.1" | sudo tee /etc/NetworkManager/conf.d/dns-servers.conf > /dev/null 2>> "$ERR"
## create network group (this might fail if the group exists already, but who cares.)
groupadd network >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
## create policy kit rule (everyone in network group can connect to / change networks)
printf "polkit.addRule(function(action, subject) {\n if (action.id.indexOf(\"org.freedesktop.NetworkManager.\") == 0 && subject.isInGroup(\"network\")) {\n return polkit.Result.YES;\n }\n});" | sudo tee /etc/polkit-1/rules.d/50-org.freedesktop.NetworkManager.rules > /dev/null 2>> "$ERR"
## add current user to network group
echo $password | sudo -S usermod -a -G network $USER
## applet in the corner of the screen
pacman_install network-manager-applet
## vpn: openconnect (cisco anyconnect)
pacman_install openconnect
## vpn: openvpn
pacman_install openvpn
## openvpn plugin for networkmanager
pacman_install networkmanager-openvpn
## openvpn service that can be run in the background
systemctl_create openvpn
#systemctl_enable openvpn
## ssh (client and server)
pacman_install openssh
## ssl
pacman_install openssl
## ssl 1.1
pacman_install openssl-1.1
## mosh (ssh client for connections with high latency)
pacman_install mosh
## allow X-forwarding for sshd:
echo $password | sudo -S sed -i 's|^.*X11Forwarding.*|X11Forwarding yes|g' /etc/ssh/sshd_config >> "$LOG" 2>> "$ERR"
systemctl_enable sshd
## autossh (for ssh daemons)
pacman_install autossh
## access to google servers
#yay_install google-cloud-sdk
## bluetooth
pacman_install bluez
pacman_install bluez-utils
pacman_install pulseaudio-bluetooth
## enable bluetooth service
systemctl_enable bluetooth
## remote desktop
pacman_install remmina
## add windows remote desktop protocol to remmina
pacman_install freerdp
## barrier: seemless mouse and keyboard sharing between computers (takes a while to build)
pacman_install barrier
pacman_install barrier-headless
# Themes
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
## gtk3
pacman_install gtk3
## adwaita [inkscape dependency]
pacman_install gnome-themes-standard
## murrine theme [inkscape dependency]
pacman_install gtk-engine-murrine
## adapta theme
pacman_install adapta-gtk-theme
## arc theme
pacman_install arc-gtk-theme
## dark gruvbox-inspired arc theme (default theme for now)
yay_install gtk-theme-arc-gruvbox-git
## dark nord-inspired color theme
yay_install nordic-theme-git
## light nord-inspired color theme
#yay_install nordic-polar-theme-git
## lxappearance: tool to choose gtk themes
pacman_install lxappearance
## gtk look-and-feel for qt (comes with kvantummanager = lxappearance for qt apps):
pacman_install kvantum-qt5
## needed to enable kvantum:
pacman_install qt5ct
## nord color theme for kvantum:
yay_install kvantum-theme-nordic-git
## manjaro cursor theme
#yay_install xcursor-menda-git
#yay_install xcursor-maia-git
## red-had cursor theme
#pacman_install xcursor-bluecurve
## comix cursor theme
#pacman_install xcursor-comix
## flatbed cursor theme
#pacman_install xcursor-flatbed
## neutral cursor theme
#pacman_install xcursor-neutral
## simple and soft cursor theme
#yay_install xcursor-simpleandsoft
#pacman_install xcursor-themes
yay_install xcursor-breeze
echo $password | sudo -S rm -rf /usr/share/icons/default
echo $password | sudo -S ln -sf /usr/share/icons/Breeze /usr/share/icons/default
# Web and web interfaces
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
## syncthing: synchronization between devices
#pacman_install syncthing
## run syncthing as a systemd service
systemctl_create syncthing
#systemctl_enable syncthing
## jellyfin: media center
#yay_install jellyfin
#systemctl_enable jellyfin
## nextcloud: your own dropbox at home :-)
#pacman_install nextcloud-client
## libgnome-keyring: necessary dependency for nextcloud client so it can remember your password
#pacman_install libgnome-keyring
## override the default general nextcloud settings
#[ -f $HOME/.config/Nextcloud/nextcloud.cfg ] || cp $HOME/.config/Nextcloud/nextcloud.general.cfg $HOME/.config/Nextcloud/nextcloud.cfg
## nextcloud server (this needs quite a bit of manual configuration):
#pacman_install nextcloud
## nginx: reverse proxy
pacman_install nginx
echo $password | sudo -S mkdir -p /var/www/html
## patch nginx to increase types hash
grep types_hash_max_size /etc/nginx/nginx.conf &> /dev/null
[ $? -ne 0 ] && echo $password | sudo -S sed -i 's|http {.*|http {types_hash_max_size 4096;|g' /etc/nginx/nginx.conf
## patch nginx to look into /var/www/html by default
echo $password | sudo -S sed -i 's|root.*/usr/share/nginx/html;|root /var/www/html;|g' /etc/nginx/nginx.conf
echo $password | sudo -S cp /usr/share/nginx/html/50x.html /var/www/html/
if [ -f "$HOME/.extra/index.html" ]; then
[ -f /var/www/html/index.html ] || echo $password | sudo -S cp $HOME/.extra/index.html /var/www/html/index.html
else
[ -f /var/www/html/index.html ] || echo $password | sudo -S cp /usr/share/nginx/html/index.html /var/www/html/
fi
systemctl_enable nginx
# Printers
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
## printer system (cups @ localhost:631)
pacman_install cups
## common printer drivers
pacman_install gutenprint
## for network printing
pacman_install avahi
pacman_install nss-mdns
systemctl_enable avahi-daemon
## print to pdf