Omakub – A Developer Setup for Ubuntu
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Omakub – A Developer Setup for Ubuntu
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Re: Omakub – A Developer Setup for Ubuntu
#2tldr:
Like every other Linux user, DHH has an opinion on how to set up his OS
Re: Omakub – A Developer Setup for Ubuntu
#3Cool, let's make one for arch
Re: Omakub – A Developer Setup for Ubuntu
#4This follows the same principles as Ruby on Rails. Super opinionated and batteries included.
I'm sure many of these exist but DHH seems to have put a lot of thought and attention into his and it's worth checking out.
I've been following along on Twitter as he documented his transition from OSX / Textmate to Ubuntu / neovim. Fun to see.
Re: Omakub – A Developer Setup for Ubuntu
#5Install it with: wget -qO- https://omakub.org/install | bash
No, won't execute scripts from people which know basically nothing about security...
Re: Omakub – A Developer Setup for Ubuntu
#6Alacritty is not a good terminal. It lacks support for several sensible protocols, such as keyboard disambiguation (guests cannot discern between e.g. ctrl+I and tab). Foot is probably a competent terminal with somewhat similar goals to Alacritty (the VT library is incredibly fast, which seems to make up for the software rendering).
Re: Omakub – A Developer Setup for Ubuntu
#7I don't see why anyone would want to use someone else's personal setup, but cool.
Also not a fan of introducing new Linux users to wget | bash ...
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#9Nice. Link to the video on YouTube for those interested: https://youtu.be/aXLra-31Jh0?si=WQ0X1pCVLezQh4PF
I'm curious about the choices of Alacritty over Wezterm and Zellij over tmux though. Especially if going with zellij then why not use wezterm as well? Anyone know?
Re: Omakub – A Developer Setup for Ubuntu
#10Really good idea! I am too lazy to setup my env like that, I think it will be a nice way to try those cool features.
Thanks for sharing