/ updated readme

after tuxwarrior re-install

README.md

@@ -57,34 +57,38 @@ Primary key fingerprint: 3E80 CA1A 8B89 F69C BA57  D98A 76A5 EF90 5444 9A5C
 
 - on **new host**:
 - `archinstall --dry-run`
-  - install language: `english` (default)
-  - mirrors: `colombia`, `united states`, `worldwide`
-  - locales: keyboard `us`, loc lang `en_AU.UTF-8`, loc enc `UTF-8`
-  - disk config: use a best-effort default partition layout ➔ pick main hd ➔ `ext4` ➔ default structure `yes` ➔  compression or disable Cow `ESC` (do not)
-  - disk encryption: `no` (default)
-  - bootloader: `systemd-boot` (default)
-  - unified kernel image: `False` (default)
+  - install language ➔ `english` (default)
+  - locales ➔
+    - keyboard `us`
+    - loc lang `en_AU.UTF-8`
+    - loc enc `UTF-8`
+  - mirrors and repositories ➔ `colombia`, `united states`, `worldwide`
+  - (Optional repositories ➔ leave blank (default)) [obsolete?]
+  - disk config ➔ partitioning ➔ use a best-effort default partition layout ➔ pick main hd ➔ `ext4` ➔ separate partition for /home: `no`
+  - bootloader ➔ `systemd-boot` (default) [might not be in the right order]
+  - (disk encryption ➔ `no` (default)) [obsolete?]
   - swap: `True` (default)
+  - unified kernel image: `Disabled` (default)
   - hostname: `tuxwarrior`
   - root password: leave blank (default)
   - user account: leave empty (default)
-  - profile: type ➔ `minimal`
-  - audio: `pipewire`
-  - kernels: `linux` (default)
-  - additional packages: `git nano tree wget`
-  - network configuration: `Use NetworkManager`
-  - timezone: `America/Panama`
-  - Automatic time sync: `True` (default)
-  - Optional repositories: leave blank (default)
+  - profile ➔ type ➔ `minimal`
+  - audio ➔ `pipewire`
+  - kernels ➔ `linux` (default)
+  - network configuration ➔ `Use NetworkManager`
+  - additional packages ➔ `git nano tree wget`
+    - `/` to search
+  - timezone ➔ `America/Panama`
+  - automatic time sync ➔ `True` (default)
   - > Save configuration
     - > Save user configuration (inc disk layout)
-    - Save directory: `/tmp` ➔ `yes`
+    - Save directory: `/tmp` ➔ `yes` ➔ answer `no` when asked if you want to encrypt
+    - then `abort` to exit archinstall
 - `curl -F'file=@user_configuration.json' https://0x0.st`
-- on **existing host**:
+- on **existing host / alternative host**:
 - for this repo, inside `dots/archinstall` create folder for new host (use hostname as folder name)
   - open page given above, like `https://0x0.st/Xbov.json`
   - save raw content as `user_configuration.json`
-  - (change `gfx_driver` value from `null` to `Nvidia (proprietary)`) - not needed, i think
   - save file
 - from a pre-existing host directory, copy over and modify (if needed) `options.sh`, `packages.txt` and `services.txt`. this should be copied to new host directory
   - example: copied from `dots/archinstall/t470p` to `dots/archinstall/tuxwarrior`
@@ -102,13 +106,13 @@ Primary key fingerprint: 3E80 CA1A 8B89 F69C BA57  D98A 76A5 EF90 5444 9A5C
   - `station wlan0 connect -_-`
   - `exit`
 - `cd /tmp`
-- `curl -L -O https://git.mz.fo/fro/lnx-arch/raw/branch/master/scripts/archinstall_config_download.sh`
+- `curl -L -O https://go.op.fo/fro/lnx-arch/raw/branch/master/scripts/archinstall_config_download.sh`
   - (`-L` to follow redirects, `-O` to save to disk)
 - `chmod 755 archinstall_config_download.sh`
 - `cat archinstall_config_download.sh`
 - `./archinstall_config_download.sh`
   - hostname: `tuxwarrior`
-  - password: [poq.L2]
+  - password: [poq.L1]
   - make sure both user .json files have been downloaded and updated
     - two files should be listed: `user_configuration.json` and `user_credentials.json`
     - check datestamp shown at the end when running the script
@@ -122,25 +126,29 @@ Primary key fingerprint: 3E80 CA1A 8B89 F69C BA57  D98A 76A5 EF90 5444 9A5C
 
 - log in as `poq`
 - `nmtui` (activate internet connection)
-- set up curae (system tool)
+- set up ct (caretaker - system management tool)
   - `cd /tmp`
-  - `wget https://git.mz.fo/fro/lnx-arch/raw/branch/master/scripts/curae_setup.sh`
-  - `cat curae_setup.sh` ➔ verify the file content
-  - `chmod 755 curae_setup.sh`
-  - `sudo ./curae_setup.sh`
-- `sudo curae yay` (install yay, which is used to install aur packages)
-- `sudo curae uf` (full update, install packages)
+  - `wget https://go.op.fo/fro/lnx-arch/raw/branch/master/scripts/ctsetup.sh`
+  - `cat ctsetup.sh` ➔ verify the file content
+  - `chmod 755 ctsetup.sh`
+  - `sudo ./ctsetup.sh`
+- `sudo ct yay` (install yay, which is used to install aur packages)
+- `sudo ct uf` (full update, install packages)
   - same as running the two commands:
-  - `sudo curae sw`
-  - `sudo curae dots`
-- `sudo curae dots+` (download wallpapers, fonts++)
+  - `sudo ct s`
+  - `sudo ct dots`
+- `sudo ct dots+` (download wallpapers, fonts++)
 - `sudo ufw enable` (enable firewall)
+- loop install - untill all programs are successfully installed
+  - note that some packages (in `packages.txt`) might have to be removed, as they might no longer be active / be working
+  - `ct s`
 - `reboot` & re-login
 - `startx` (start window manager)
-- several windows will start, and in the background there will be a window where you are asked to set password for the gnome keyring
-  - the gnome keyring window will always be in focus, and there is no way to close the other windows while this is happening
-  - press `escape` to close the gnome window
-  - close the pCloudDrive, Nextcloud and ProtonVPN windows
+- several windows will start
+  - in the background there might will be a window where you are asked to set password for the gnome keyring
+    - the gnome keyring window will always be in focus, and there is no way to close the other windows while this is happening
+    - press `escape` to close the gnome window
+  - ignore the pCloudDrive, Nextcloud and ProtonVPN windows
 - open and close firefox to have firefox's profile directory being created
   - start firefox (`SUP + D` ➔ `firefox`)
   - close firefox
@@ -149,22 +157,28 @@ Primary key fingerprint: 3E80 CA1A 8B89 F69C BA57  D98A 76A5 EF90 5444 9A5C
   - local folder must match `$SYNCDIR_HOSTNAME` in `dots/environment/environment`
     - t470p: `mkdir /home/poq/nextcloud`
     - tuxwarrior: `mkdir /home/poq/nextcloud`
-- `curae sw` (install sw that were not installed first time around - not sure why not all sw is installed the first time around)
-- `curae dots` (the re-run of dots will deploy firefox settings)
-- `curae services` (enable services)
+- `ct s` (install sw that were not installed first time around - not sure why not all sw is installed the first time around)
+- `ct dots` (the re-run of dots will deploy firefox settings)
+- `ct services` (enable services)
 - `reboot` & re-login
 - once again, press esc to close the gnome keyring window
   - leave the other windows open
 - open firefox and log into bitwarden.com
   - here you will find the needed usernames, passwords and one time codes for logging into the below mentioned applications
+  - log into firefox sync
+  - change device name ➔ `tuxwarrior`
+  - set as default browser
+- set up mega
+  - `mv ~/MEGA ~/mega`
+  - does not work great on i3, so the login windom is a small "pixel". need to select this "pixel" and press super+f key for full screen.
+  - login
+  - sync local `/home/poq/mega` with cloud `/deviceSync`
 - set up pCloud
   - log in
   - the first time login process takes quite a while
-- set up protonvpn
-  - log in (but wait with enabling vpn until nextcloud has completed syncing)
 - set up nextcloud
   - log in
-    - server address: `https://nx.mz.fo`
+    - server address: `https://nx.op.fo`
     - at this point the gnome keyring manager will pop up again, and ask for a password
       - leave both (password and confirm) fields blank, and press continue, and chose to store passwords unencrypted
         - _"To use automatic unlocking with automatic login, you can set a blank password for the default keyring. Note that the contents of the keyring are stored unencrypted in this case."_
@@ -175,6 +189,8 @@ Primary key fingerprint: 3E80 CA1A 8B89 F69C BA57  D98A 76A5 EF90 5444 9A5C
   - click `Connect`
 - wait for nextcloud to complete syncronisation
   - this will likely take a few days, depending on the internet speed and the amount of data stored with nextcloud
+- set up protonvpn
+  - log in (but wait with enabling vpn until nextcloud has completed syncing)
 
 ## step six :: post syncronisation tasks
 
@@ -197,7 +213,7 @@ if the system runs nvidia, follow the steps in [nvidia.md](nvidia.md) to set up
   - search for `tropical` ➔ select `tropical neon` ➔ press `M` to modify kitten.conf and start using the theme
 - vscodium
   - **open workspace :: open all active projects**
-  - file > open workspace from file > `/home/poq/syncDir/gitRepos/git.mz.fo/fiodb/db/workspaces/vscodium/one.code-workspace`
+  - file > open workspace from file > `/home/poq/syncDir/gitRepos/gt.op.fo/fiodb/db/workspaces/vscodium/one.code-workspace`
   - several .sh files might be flagged as modified (in gitkraken they will show up as `file mode changes from 14001 to 217`, which means from chmod 755 to 644), then you can fix this running the command `chmodAllSh.sh`.
   - **settings sync :: download syncronised setting++**
   - file > preferences > extension > search for and install `settings sync`
@@ -214,7 +230,7 @@ if the system runs nvidia, follow the steps in [nvidia.md](nvidia.md) to set up
   - preferences > ui customization > theme: `gitkraken dark - high contrast`
   - register fingerprint for ssh key(s)
     - if the ssh key for a git repo has never been used, the ssh connection will fail as the key is not yet registered.
-    - `$ ssh git@git.mz.fo -p 2002`
+    - `$ ssh git@gt.op.fo -p 2002`
     - `Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no/[fingerprint])? yes`
 - firefox
   - settings > select the option to set firefox as default browser
@@ -228,7 +244,7 @@ if the system runs nvidia, follow the steps in [nvidia.md](nvidia.md) to set up
   - open <https://archive.is/> and install extension found on the top of that page
   - open `web scrobbler` extension and log in to last.fm
   - extension: sidebery > settings > 
-    - help > `import addon data` > `/home/poq/syncDir/gitRepos/git.mz.fo/lnx-arch/dots/firefox/backup/sidebery-data-2024.06.05-07.51.07.json`
+    - help > `import addon data` > `/home/poq/syncDir/gitRepos/gt.op.fo/lnx-arch/dots/firefox/backup/sidebery-data-2024.06.05-07.51.07.json`
     - containers >
       - delete default containers (`personal`, `work`, `banking`, and `shopping`)
       - select `EvilCorp` container > `manage rules` for urls and add the following urls to exclude: