I added Keepass and Chrome to the favorites. On the left bar, I right clicked on the app I don’t use often and selected “Remove from Favorites”: Firefox, Thunderbird, Rythmbox, Help, Amazon. Under Windows, I unchecked “Attach Modal Dialogs”. In Gnome Tweaks, I just added the Weekday to the Clock and the Battery Percentage on the Top Bar section.
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First, I install this package so that I can install or manage them from Chrome: sudo apt-get install chrome-gnome-shell Sudo apt-get install -no-install-recommends -y rpmĪ number of Gnome extensions are nice to have. Instead, I just followed the directions on their website to build it. At the time I was trying to install it, the website had reached its usage limit and was down. I learned about App Outlet from OMG Ubuntu. Sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/y-ppa-manager
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Instead of Skype, I have been using Microsoft Teams. Finally, I had to install the python-gpg package: sudo apt-get install python-gpg Then, I went through the rest of the steps: starting dropbox, logging into the Webpage it opened, and restarting nautilus. I downloaded the Ubuntu 14.04 or higher deb file and launched it from Downloads. Finally, on the Appearance tab, I changed the Tab Interface from Tab by Groups to Tab all connections. On the Applet tab, I made sure that the Start Remmina at logon was checked. On the Options tab, I changed the Screenshots folder to ~/Screenshots. I just changed a few configuration items. I made it executable, and python was required. I just downloaded the binary installer from here. VMWare-Horizon is a remote desktop tool that I need for certain clients. Without it, I wouldn’t be able to keep up with all of the different accounts that I have across the Internet! I just install the package. So, I like to just install all of the different VPN clients to be prepared. The down side is that it doesn’t clear out my extensions, which I may have some outdated ones installed.ĭifferent work clients require all kinds of different VPN setups. Restoring the profile directory brings Chrome back just the way I had it before. I simply downloaded the Ubuntu 64-bit Deb package from the Chrome website. While Ubuntu comes with Firefox preinstalled, Chrome is my browser of choice. Mv ~/.ssh/authorized_keys ~/.ssh/authorized_keys2 Networking sudo chmod 600 /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/* It’s looking for that under a different name now. For some reason, I also had to rename my authorized_keys file. local/share/applications (not the whole directory) for application shortcutsĪ couple of the files require special permissions, so I have to fix those and restart the network manager. /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections: this saves all of my wireless connections and VPN connections.~/.local/share/fonts for custom-installed fonts (see this post).~/.vim: stores the plugins installed in Gvim.~/.sword: The downloaded Bible files for Xiphos (and the underlying Sword library).~/.remmina: The settings for my remote connections.~/.local/share/keyrings: My saved passwords.~/.config/google-chrome: The settings for Chrome (extensions, bookmarks, etc) (or, ~/.config/google-chrome-beta).
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~/app: I keep my development files/source code in this directory.~/DigitaleagleServices: I keep my work files in a different directory.My pictures have grown too big over the years to keep them all on my laptop. ~/Pictures: I’m still working on this.~/Documents: This is where I put all my document files.~/.ssh: The keys for my remote ssh connections.Maybe reading through my list will remind you of things that you might need to take care of. Here’s my list of things that I restored. Since the encryption was important to me, I opted to wait on ZFS and just let Ubuntu follow the default partitioning. I tried to use the new ZFS when partitioning the drive, but you can’t encrypt your drive.
Below are my notes on how I like my laptop. Every 6 months, I try to reinstall my laptop with the latest version of Ubuntu.
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