🛠️ Setup Overview

• This document outlines the default setup I use for both Windows and Linux environments. It includes the main programs and applications I use regularly.

🪟 Windows Setup

💻 Hardware

• Processor: Intel Core i5 11th
• RAM: 32GB
• Storage: 512GB NVMe Samsung 980 Pro, Lexar 128GB SSD, 1TB HDD Western Digital Blue
• Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 1650/RTX 3060

🛠️ Software

• Operating System: Windows 11 Pro
• IDE: Visual Studio Code
• Browser: Firefox/Brave
• Utilities:
  • Git for Windows

🐧 Linux Setup

💻 Hardware

• Processor: Intel Core i5 11th
• RAM: 32GB
• Storage: 512GB NVMe Samsung 980 Pro, Lexar 128GB SSD, 1TB HDD Western Digital Blue
• Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 1650/RTX 3060

🛠️ Software

• Operating System: Arch Linux / Debian
• IDE: Visual Studio Code / Neovim / Nano
• Browser: Firefox/Brave
• Terminal: GNOME Terminal / Kitty
• Shell: Bash
• Utilities:
  • Git, Docker, etc.

🛠️ Additional Tools

• Version Control: GitHub
• Repository Hosting: GitHub
• CI/CD: GitHub Actions

📝 Setup Instructions

🪟 Windows

1. You can install Windows 11/10 with my UnattendedWinstall script. For more info, check out here.
2. Install Visual Studio Code from here.
3. Install Brave from here
4. Install Git for Windows from here.

🐧 Arch Linux

1. Install Arch Linux by following the instructions here.
2. Install Visual Studio Code from here.
3. Install Brave using sudo yay -S brave or Firefox using sudo pacman -S firefox.
4. Install Git using sudo pacman -S git.
5. Install Kitty using sudo pacman -S kitty.
6. Install Neovim using sudo pacman -S neovim.
7. Install Nano using sudo pacman -S nano.

🐧 Debian

1. Install Debian from here.
2. Install Visual Studio Code from here.
3. Install Brave using sudo apt install brave-browser or Firefox using sudo apt install firefox.
4. Install Git using sudo apt install git.
5. Install Kitty using sudo apt install kitty.
6. Install Neovim using sudo apt install neovim.
7. Install Nano using sudo apt install nano.

🖥️ Desktop Environment

• Linux: GNOME / KDE

🐚 Terminal

You can check out my Terminal repo! For more info, check out here.

Note

Make sure you have fastfetch installed before setting up the bash profile.

You can install fastfetch using the following commands:

• Arch Linux: sudo pacman -S fastfetch
• Debian: sudo apt install fastfetch

🖼️ Backgrounds

You can download the backgrounds I use from my GitHub repository: Backgrounds.

Note

This setup might help you if you want my customizations and the programs I use.