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# Power Your Linux 



This is a little project with a script to install/configure the tools you need 

if you want to become a linux power user. This script also add extra documentation

and cheatsheet with the various programs to helps you if you don't have a lot of 

experience in linux.



At the bottom of the README there are various information for how to use those programs.



**VERSIONS** alpha beby

i have not finish at this point

vim , tmux , zsh installation is working so go on.



## What's install ?



So the three main programs for power use of the linux shell are :

* Vim a terminal editor

* Zsh a shell language

* Tmux a terminal multiplexer



And the other are bundles of apps for those fields:

* Network 

* Programming

* Gaming (For the breaks)



## Requirements



This script is made to work on two distributions of linux

* Debian like (who used apt)

* Arch like (who used pacman/aur)

Personnaly , im a big big big fan of arch linux, go read my blog about this if you want

to fall in love to. But i made this script compatible with Debian like for my linux classe

in witch we use Ubuntu ....



## How to use me ?



Very very hard... First , you have to clone this repository and download the dependencies

* git

* wget

* curl

* unzip

```bash

wquintal@localhost # git clone https://github.com/berlingoqc/powerlinux.git ./ 

```

Secondo , you have to give yourself the execution right like this

```bash

wquintal@localhost # chmod u+x ./powerlinux/install.sh

wquintal@localhost # cd ./powerlinux

```

Thirdo , you execute this script :0 :0 with *-h* if you want to see the help or 

if you run this script without arguments it will install all option named above.

```bash

wquintal@localhost # ./install.sh -h

    Usage of ./install.sh : ./install.sh [args]                                     

    -v Install vim with custom configuration, plugins and cheatsheet

    -z Install zsh with oh-my-zsh with custom alias and cheatsheet

    -t Install tmux with custom configuration and service script

    -p Install programming language and IDE

    -n Install networking tools and cheatsheet

    -f Install fonts and GTK themes

    -s Install various terminal

    -a Install all (Default)

    -h Print help       

```



## What are those programs and how they gonna help me ?



Just read this sweet words and be conquered by the power of unix/shell



#### Vim , what i'm i ?



This is a clone of the other popular terminal editor *vi*. 

It stand for Vi iMproved. This program is made to be used with only the

keyboard on a terminal. If you have no idea what this is, i recommend to go

read about it or watch an introduction video on youtube because this is not

your typical text editor. It's very powerful just remember that.



With vim, i haved install vim-plug to manage and download plugins and various

plugins go see the .vimrc to know about theme. I have also download a shit load

of color scheme so go and try to find the best for you.



To learn vim i recommend to sit down and go through **vimtutor** it's install 

with vim. Take notes or use a cheat sheet to help your remind the shortcut but

to really get used to it you need pratice ! So use it without your **mouse** !

 And see your working speed increase :)



#### Zsh , z say hat ?



It's a unix shell made for interactive use. So in other words for common use

and not for script. It's a good alternative to bash for your shell terminal

while still using bash for the script. I love it because of the auto-completion

and the customization available.



#### Tmux , tmux ma vie ?



Tmux is a terminal multiplexer. With this you can split your terminal in multiple

panel and switch between them. It's a great combination with Vim to create a IDE

like experienced with others tools and plugins. Also tmux work like a daemon with

sessions running in the background that you can attach to, this allow you to leave

your working space and attach in to it later with your terminal. 



#### Network what do you got ?



We got application for packet sniffing

* Wireshark : GUI version made with QT

* Tcpdump : cmd line tools equivalent to wireshark



Networking Access

* openssh-client : to connect to an ssh server

* openssh-server : an ssh server

* tigervncserver : a vnc server for remote desktop

* remmina : a vnc client application

* nfs-tools : tools to connect to NFS drive

* smbclient : tools to connect to Samba share



Networking Security

* openvpn : to create vpn tunnel (act as server or client)



Cheatsheet from packetlife.net if you need a reminder for networking



#### Programming what do you got ?



For the section i didn't install lots of ide but more the runtime of the language

i let you choice your ide of choice and remember that Vim will always do the tricks



Python

* Python 2.7 

* Python 3.6

* pip

* virutalenv

* PyCharms

* Idle 



C#

* Mono

* .NET core

* Monodevelop



Java/Android

* Android Studio

* Eclipse



Go

* golang + environnement

* vim/vscode plugins