I'm creating dotfiles that as soon as Omarchy is installed, allow me to
perform my own customizations to get the system up and running in no
time according to my own needs.
One of them for example runs:
~/.local/share/omarchy/bin/omarchy-install-dev-env laravel
However, something like that is not possible with the Docker databases
because it assumes interactivity via `gum`.
This PR fixes that by either taking the choices as arguments or
providing interactivity when that's not the case.
~/.local/share/omarchy/bin/omarchy-install-docker-dbs MySQL
I tried to install `Minecraft` through Omarchy's menu, however it fails
with the following error message:
error: target not found: minecraft-launcher
This occurs because, according to Arch's documentation, the package is
available through AUR rather than the official repositories.
Reference: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Minecraft#Installation
* install ollama from the official website
* installing ollama-cuda if nvidia-smi exists
* add check for rocminfo installation for AMD GPUs
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Co-authored-by: David Heinemeier Hansson <david@hey.com>
As well as installing the `emacs-wayland` package, we enable and start
the `emacs` systemd service. A GUI Emacs client can then be started
using e.g. `emacsclient -c`.
* Allow failed migrations to be skipped
Failed migrations can be now be skipped by a prompt. This means that if
a migration is "stuck" then a user can opt to store it in a separate
skipped directory. Skipped migrations will be considered for the
purposes of running the pending migrations, however in future, we can
allow the user to run their skipped migrations with a flag.
To allow the script to continue and prompt for failed migrations, the
`set -e` has been removed. A manual check on the exit code is used
instead.
* Cleanup implementation a bit
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Co-authored-by: David Heinemeier Hansson <david@hey.com>
When running `laravel new`, if a starter kit like `React` or `Vue` are
selected, the installer will ask:
```
Would you like to run npm install and npm run build?
```
And in order for it to work, `npm` should be available.
Having this installed will definitively smooth out the experience from
install to up-and-running!
* Get rid of -Sy and -Syy
* Get rid of all naked -Sy usage
* Don't need a full system update for this
* Combine
* Does not need a full system update
* Need to refresh even just for Omarchy repository
* Does not warrant a full system update
* No longer need the sudoless pacman runs
* We have already added the Omarchy repo before getting to here
So fine to just do a straight install
