# Description<a id="sec-1" name="sec-1"></a>

ShellPAK allows for the automatic installation and configuration of
my personal [GNU shell environment as well as the configuration
of the following programs:

-
-   [GNU
-   [GNU
-   [GNU
-   [mg Text
-
-

This code is specific to my own needs and is here in the hopes it
will be useful as a reference.

## Requirements<a id="sec-1-1" name="sec-1-1"></a>

-   GNU Bash version 3.2 or greater
-   GNU Emacs 24.1 or greater (Emacs 24.4 or greater preferred)
-   GNU Make
-   rsync

## Supported Platforms<a id="sec-1-2" name="sec-1-2"></a>

The following operating systems are known to be supported:

-   Mac OS X 10.9 (Darwin)
-   NetBSD 6.1.x
-   OpenBSD 5.8
-   CentOS 6.5
-   Debian 9 (Stretch) and derivatives
-   SunOS solaris 5.10
-   AIX 1 7

In addition, ShellPAK has been known to run on OpenSuSE, SuSE
Enterprise Linux, Ubuntu, FreeBSD, and Cygwin.

# Obtaining ShellPAK<a id="sec-2" name="sec-2"></a>

As of <span class="timestamp-wrapper"><span class="timestamp">&lt;2014-07-30 is managed by the
distributed version control system.  To check out a repository:

    # Clone the repository
    $ fossil clone ~/shellpak.fossil

    # Check out the repository
    $ mkdir shellpak
    $ cd shellpak
    $ fossil open ~/shellpak.fossil

Further information on Fossil can be found at this [Quick Start


## Alternate Repositories<a id="sec-2-1" name="sec-2-1"></a>

is also available for checkout from the following
locations:

-   **Git:**
-   **Fossil:**
-   **Bazaar:**

Be aware that portions of the ShellPAK infrastructure relies on
Fossil.  Conversion to support the conventions of an alternative
revision control system is an exercise left to the user.

# Installation<a id="sec-3" name="sec-3"></a>

    # Install ShellPAK
    $ ./setup.sh

Note that during installation, ShellPAK will store dot-files (e.g.,
`bashrc`, `bash_profile`, etc) in (or whatever is
specified by the `-b` flag).  These files will be restored during
un-installation (via the `-u` flag)

## Other setup options<a id="sec-3-1" name="sec-3-1"></a>

    # Perform a dry-run
    $ ./setup.sh -r

    # Install into another directory
    $ ./setup.sh -d

    # Do not automatically link files during installation
    $ ./setup.sh -n

    # Set up go programming environment
    $ ./setup.sh -g

    # Remove ShellPAK
    $ ./setup.sh -u

    # Remove ShellPAK & go environment
    $ ./setup.sh -u -g

    # Change backup directory
    $ ./setup.sh -b

    # List runtime options
    $ ./setup.sh -h

Previous versions of `setup.sh` provided options for installation
of Emacs packages.  This is no longer required as Emacs will now
automatically install necessary packages on startup.

# Bugs<a id="sec-4" name="sec-4"></a>

Please report any bugs or feature requests by [filing a via
the ShellPAK repository website.

# Author<a id="sec-5" name="sec-5"></a>

Christopher M. Fuhrman


# Copyright<a id="sec-6" name="sec-6"></a>

Copyright (c) 2000-2018 Christopher M. Fuhrman
All rights reserved.

All files contained herein can be redistributed and/or modified
under the terms of the Simplified BSD License (also known as the
"2-Clause License" or "FreeBSD License".) unless otherwise noted.