⚡ setup-terminal.sh

One script. Fresh machine. Perfect terminal.

A single bash script that transforms a bare Debian/Ubuntu/Pardus install into a fully configured developer environment — with a beautiful terminal, all essential dev tools, and zero manual steps.

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🚀 Usage

⚡ Full Automatic — One Line, Zero Cloning

No repo cloning. No file downloading. Just paste and run.

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Phlogix/Terminal-Conf/main/setup-terminal.sh | bash

Fetches the latest version of the script directly from GitHub and runs it in one shot.
Recommended for fresh machines and remote servers.

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🗂️ Semi-Manual — Clone & Run

Clone the repo first if you want to inspect or modify the script before running.

git clone https://github.com/Phlogix/Terminal-Conf.git
cd Terminal-Conf
bash setup-terminal.sh

Useful when you want to customize the script (change username, swap tools, pin versions)
before applying it to your machine.

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Either way — go make coffee. ☕ It handles the rest.

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📦 What Gets Installed

🖥️ Terminal Stack

Component	Details
Zsh	Default shell
Oh My Zsh	Shell framework
Powerlevel10k	Prompt theme (lean style, dotted separator)
zsh-autosuggestions	Grey inline command suggestions
zsh-syntax-highlighting	Green = valid, Red = invalid
JetBrainsMono Nerd Font	Icons + glyphs for the prompt

🛠️ Dev Tools

Tool	Version
Python	3.13 (via deadsnakes PPA)
Java	OpenJDK 21 LTS
Miniconda	Latest (conda init zsh auto-applied)
NVM	Latest
Node.js	LTS (via NVM)
npm	Bundled with Node

⚙️ Config Files Written

File	Purpose
~/.zshrc	Zsh config with all plugins + NVM + conda init
~/.p10k.zsh	Powerlevel10k prompt config (lean, 2-line, dotted)

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🔁 Idempotent

Safe to run multiple times. Each step checks if already installed and skips if so. No duplicate installs, no broken configs.

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🔒 SSH Fix Included

The script adds a post-SSH reset hook to ~/.zshrc:

ssh() {
  command ssh "$@"
  reset
}

Your local terminal prompt will never get corrupted after disconnecting from a remote server.

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🎨 After Install

1. Set terminal font → JetBrainsMono Nerd Font 12
2. Log out and back in (or run exec zsh)
3. Run p10k configure anytime to re-customize your prompt

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📋 Requirements

• Debian / Ubuntu / Pardus (or any apt-based distro)
• sudo access
• Internet connection

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🧩 Prompt Layout

╭─ ~/your/directory ··················· base  14:37:22
╰─❯

Left: current directory
Right: conda env · node version · timestamp
Indicators: exit status · execution time · background jobs

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📁 File Structure After Install

~/.oh-my-zsh/
~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/themes/powerlevel10k/
~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins/zsh-autosuggestions/
~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins/zsh-syntax-highlighting/
~/.nvm/
~/miniconda3/
~/.local/share/fonts/         ← JetBrainsMono
~/.zshrc                      ← written by script
~/.p10k.zsh                   ← written by script

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Built for Pardus GNOME · Radxa X4 · 2025