3 EdTheDev's Linux and Windows dot files.
4 These are shared so that I can easily share a link to a tip or trick.
6 ## Getting Started - Windows
8 > Note: Bookmark this guide. You're going to reboot at least a few times.
10 Optional - change host name
12 Rename-Computer -NewName FOOOOOOO -Restart
15 1. [Install chocolatey](https://chocolatey.org/install)
16 2. Install a decent terminal. This invokes a bunch of KBs.
18 choco install microsoft-windows-terminal # reboot after
21 3. Set dark theme (non-admin prompt)
23 Set-ItemProperty -Path HKCU:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Themes\Personalize -Name AppsUseLightTheme -Value 0
26 4. Reboot after first setup - you may see errors in `choco` commands otherwise.
27 5. Set the PC time zone correctly - otherwise expect an install error in later `choco` commands.
33 choco install powertoys # reboot after
38 ## Getting Started - Raspberyy Pi
47 + Set keyboard location
49 ### Clone this repository
52 sudo apt-get install git
53 git clone https://github.com/edthedev/dotfiles.git
59 sudo useradd bob -m -G sudo
67 sudo ./install_cli_basics.sh
72 See the `\install` folder for scripts to install various handy utilities. Most of these rely on `Apt` on Linux, or `Chocolatey` on Windows.
76 See the `\setup` folder for configurations.
77 These are, obviously, just my preferred configurations.
79 In general, these work by setting up symlinks on Linux, and on Windows by copying a stub file that sources the versioned file.
81 Most of these are cross platform `.ps1` files that run under PowerShell.
85 See `i3.md` for info on setting up the I3 window manager.