TL;DR

Prepare your Ubuntu terminal dev environment with one command (well, sort of). Become terminal power-user in no time.

Install, configure and maintain Ubuntu 24.04/22.04 terminal environment focused on development and administration. This includes installation/configuration of very useful dev tools and customizations to ease out and speed up terminal usage during day-to-day work and to bump up productivity.

Below project is supported on Ubuntu running on Windows WSL2, but it is also tested on Ubuntu 22.04/24.04 images.

Features

Below you can find brief summary of included tools and features. For more details see documentation. For usage scenarios with examples (screenshots, videos), see Usage.

• Zsh Terminal with Oh-my-ZSH framework, with powerlevel10k theme. It features e.g syntax higlighting, autocompletion, history search with FZF, aliases autosuggestion, easy directory traverse and more.

  Example: Terminal commandline

  
  
  

• TMUX (Terminal multiplexer) - easily divide your terminal, create new windows, sessions, projects.

• GIT improvements and integrations:

  • LazyGIT GUI
  • pretty diff formatting
  • ls with GIT status
  • new git commands and aliases
  • grouping GIT repos and bulk executing commands on them

• DevOps tools:

  • Docker with docker-compose
  • kubectl - manage kubernetes cluster
  • KinD - Kubernetes in docker - create a cluster locally
  • k9s - Terminal GUI for managing kubernetes clusters
  • Helm - Kubernetes package manager
  • Terraform - infrastructure as code tool
  • Terragrunt - wrapper for Terraform to deal with multiple environments
  • Azure CLI - CLI interface for Azure management
  • AWS CLI - CLI interface to interact with AWS

• Neovim replaces VIM. By default uses custom configured AstroNvim IDE for Neovim, which makes VIM fully functional, feature-rich IDE. You can also use your own config/modifications

• Useful software:

  • ripgrep - much faster grep. Also used from within VIM to grep for text.
  • fd - faster find command
  • bat - prettier cat with syntax highlight, line numbers etc.
  • yq - YAML parser
  • htop - better top
  • jq - JSON parser

• Languages support (with version management):

  • Python
  • Go
  • Ruby
  • JAVA
  • Groovy
  • NodeJS
  • Puppet
  • Ansible
  • Rust

Installation and usage

For detailed instructions see documentation

Troubleshooting

See Troubleshooting

Contributing

If you want to help with this piece of software: fork it, create a branch, make changes, test it (preferably including Github workflow for Ubuntu 22.04) and open a Pull Request. You can see TODO for ideas :)

Thanks in advance!

Author

Eryk 'Ziwi' Kozakiewicz

Mentions

• Windows setup was inspired and mostly based on lholota/dev-setup by Lukas Holota
• SDKMan! installation was deeply based on Comcast/sdkman by Elliot Weiser