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# Personal Linux Setup # Personal Linux Setup
My current setup is [Regolith OS](https://regolith-desktop.com/) which is basically Ubuntu + i3.
## Before installing ## Before installing
- Put asymmetric key pair in ~/.ssh - Put asymmetric key pair in ~/.ssh
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- Telegram (maybe only possible to download) - Telegram (maybe only possible to download)
- Cool neovim setup - Cool neovim setup
- thunderbird config - thunderbird config
- some kind of tag setup with: bootstrap, update etc - some kind of tag setup with: bootstrap, update, etc.
- i3 app shortcuts - i3 app shortcuts
- terminal font - terminal font
- default git branch master - default git branch master
- wireguard configuration to home
- Configuration for desktop at uni. It should be really similar, except syncthing should have a new keypair. Also some applications are not necessary, e.g. nicotine+ and virtualbox.
Would like Ansible Vault to check in keypair for syncthing. Would like Ansible Vault to check in keypair for syncthing.
However, then I would need a password to unlock the vault. However, then I would need a password to unlock the vault.
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However, keepass cannot run secret service as Ubuntu already runs one. However, keepass cannot run secret service as Ubuntu already runs one.
But if I disable that, my SSH agent does not work anymore. But if I disable that, my SSH agent does not work anymore.
As an intermediate solution, I can just put the password in keepass... As an intermediate solution, I can just put the password in keepass...
## Long-term TODO
- Move away from GNOME because it is quite slow and configuration is pretty bad. This would also mean moving away from Regolith unfortunately. I would probably move to KDE with i3. Maybe there is some distro that does this OOTB?
- Move away from systemd. Not sure how feasibly that is nowadays, but I just get annoyed by some systemd "features" such as resolved.