KARBS is an efficient shell script that will install a fully-featured tiling window manager-based system on any
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Kristofers Auto-Rice Bootsrapping Script (KARBS)
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+ KARBS is an efficient shell script that will install a fully-featured tiling window manager-based system on any
Arch or
Artix
- Linux-based system, without any of the routine of manual post-install processes and configuration.
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Arch or
Artix
- Linux, make sure curl is installed and just run the following as the root user:
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+ Linux, make sure curl is installed and just run the following as the root user:
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curl -LO krisrofers.xyz/karbs.sh
sh karbs.sh
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Note that the KARBS scripts will not partition any drives or wipe anything, but when it deploys the dotfiles, it will overwrite any preexisting files: e.g. the KARBS .zshrc will replace your old .zshrc, etc.
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What does KARBS install?
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You can check out the programs list that KARBS parses for installation right here!
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+ Note that the KARBS scripts will not partition any drives or wipe anything, but when it deploys the dotfiles, it will overwrite any preexisting files: e.g. the KARBS .zshrc will replace your old .zshrc, etc.
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What does KARBS install?
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+ You can check out the programs list that KARBS parses for installation right here!
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Here is some idea of the programs installed:
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awesome - a highly configurable, next generation framework window manager for X
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Minimalist and keyboard-centric programs for
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+ awesome - a highly configurable, next generation framework window manager for X
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A well featured and configured shell (zsh) and other core programs.
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+ A well featured and configured shell (zsh) and other core programs.
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Note that making your own fork of KARBS is as easy as using your own dotfiles, making a programs file like the one above, and making any other direct changes to the script you want.
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+ Note that making your own fork of KARBS is as easy as using your own dotfiles, making a programs file like the one above, and making any other direct changes to the script you want.
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