Restore setup.sh: configure terminal Nerd Font + non-destructive ~/.bashrc merge#131
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…ashrc merge - Configure terminal font in Ptyxis/GNOME Terminal via gsettings (fixes blank-box icons) - Install JetBrainsMono Nerd Font - Merge ~/.bashrc into a loader sourcing mybash + ~/.bashrc_personal - Link from full clone, remove dangling symlinks safely, refuse to run as root - Update README: fork note, fixes section, corrected install instructions
- New starship-theme command: swaps the 6 segment colors against a pristine base so Powerline glyphs/layout are preserved - Palettes: ubuntu, claude, arch, fedora, debian, mint, manjaro, popos, nord - setup.sh installs it to ~/.local/bin; README documents usage
- Remove JetBrainsMono font (not just Meslo) - Restore real ~/.bashrc loader from timestamped backup (not only symlinks) - Preserve ~/.bashrc_personal (user's own settings) - Remove starship-theme picker; reset terminal font (Ptyxis/GNOME Terminal) - README: document what uninstall reverses
Default still removes everything. --keep-deps skips package/font/Starship/fzf/ zoxide removal and only reverts the mybash config, theme picker, terminal font, and clone. Adds --help; errors on unknown flags.
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Summary
Restores a working
setup.sh(upstream deleted it) and fixes the most common "it installed but the prompt icons are blank boxes" problem on modern distros.Why
After
setup.shwas removed, the README points users at a third-party fork, and even with the old script the prompt/fastfetch icons render as blank boxes on Ubuntu 26.04. Root cause: the installer installs a Nerd Font but never tells the terminal emulator to use it.What this PR does
gsettingsfor Ptyxis (Ubuntu 26.04+ default terminal) and GNOME Terminal. This is the actual fix for blank-box glyphs.Monovariant, so icons render at a sensible width.~/.bashrcto~/.bashrc.bak.<timestamp>, then makes~/.bashrca small loader that sources the mybash config and then~/.bashrc_personal. Users keep their own settings across installs, re-runs, andgit pulls.~/.bashrc).Notes
sudo);sudois invoked only where needed.sh -n setup.shpasses.I understand
setup.shwas intentionally removed upstream — happy to adapt this (e.g. ship it under a different name or as asetup/script) if you'd prefer to keep it out of the repo root.Screenshot
Working prompt after install (Ptyxis on Ubuntu 26.04, Starship + JetBrainsMono Nerd Font — icons render correctly):