Ubuntu 15.04 Incomplete installation guide

Ubuntu 15.04 Incomplete installation guide

0x00. Burn Disk

Use UltraISO to burn to the USB flash drive and set the computer to start from the USB flash drive.

During installation, the not COM32R image command line may appear. After "boot:", enter live directly to solve the problem.

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0x01. Sequential Structure Installation

In this step, you do not need to talk about the installation in order.

0x02. Update

Sudo apt-get update
Sudo apt-get upgrade

The system needs to be updated after installation. These two lines of commands provide system updates. Some people may say that it is unnecessary for the company to change the source network speed.

0x03. aptitude

Sudo apt-get install aptitude

Aptitude package manager is the default apt Package Manager. When you delete a package, aptitude will delete its dependent package, so that the system will not leave useless packages and make the system clean.

0x04. git

Sudo apt-get install git

In this way, git is installed.

0x05. Vim

Open Terminal. Ubuntu 15.04 comes with the solarized topic. You can set it in preference.

A Vim with no plug-ins seems to have lost vitality.

Create a file in the user's home directory:. vimrc. manually configure your vim in it. My. vimrc is as follows:

"Use vundle to manage plugin, required turn file type off and nocompatible
Filetype off
Set nocompatible
Set rtp + = ~ /. Vim/bundle/vundle
Call vundle # rc ()
"Let vundle manage vundle, required
Bundle 'gmarik/vundle'
"My bundles here:
Bundle 'altercation/vim-colors-solarized'
Bundle 'taglist. vim'
Bundle 'the-NERD-Tree'
Bundle 'a. vim'
Bundle 'C. vim'
Bundle 'python. vim'
Bundle 'lokaltog/vim-powerline'
Bundle 'omnicppcomplete'
"Brief help of vundle
": BundleList
": BundleInstall
": BundleSearch
": BundleClean
": Help vundle
"End brief help

"Show line number, command, status line and so on
Set history = 1000
Set ruler
Set number
Set showcmd
Set showmode
Set laststatus = 2
Set bytes Height = 2
Set scroloff = 3

"Fill space between windows
Set fillchars = stl: \, stlnc: \, vert :\

"Turn off annoying error sound
Set noerrorbells
Set novisualbell
Set t_vb =

"Turn off splash screen
Set shortmess = atI

"Syntax and theme
Syntax enable
Colorscheme solarized
Set background = dark
Set cursorline
Set cursorcolumn

"Configure backspace to be able to operate SS two lines
Set backspace = 2
Set whichwrap + = <,>, h, l

"Tab and indent
Set expandtab
Set smarttab
Set shiftwidth = 4
Set tabstop = 4
Set autoindent
Set cindent

"Files, backups and encoding
Set nobackup
Set noswapfile
Set autoread
Set autowrite
Set autochdir
Set fileencoding = UTF-8
Set fileformats = unix, dos, mac
Filetype plugin on
Filetype indent on

"Text search and repalce
Set showmatch
Set matchtime = 2
Set hlsearch
Set incsearch
Set ignorecase
Set smartcase
Set magic
Set lazyredraw
Set nowrapscan
Set iskeyword + =_, $, @, % ,#,-,.

"Powerline
Let g: Powerline_sysmbols = 'fancy'
Set t_co= 256
Let Powerline_symbols = 'compuble'
Set laststatus = 2
Set encoding = UTF-8

"Gvim config
If has ("gui_running ")
Colorscheme solarized
Endif
Set guifont = DejaVu \ Sans \ Mono \ 15
Set guioptions = aegic

9 ~ Lines 16 are the basic plug-ins I have installed.

The effect is as follows:

0x06. oh-my-zsh

Can shell be so cool to see the above Powerline effects? Of course.

Here we only need to install oh-my-zsh.

First, install zsh. The default version is bash shell.

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