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Ubuntu 24.04's apt versions of fzf/fd/bat/eza/zoxide/ripgrep/tmux/nvim/
lazygit/starship are frozen at April 2024 — and the previous GitHub-
release downloads went stale the moment you stopped re-running the
installer. Homebrew on Linux fixes both: always-latest releases and a
single 'brew upgrade' to update the whole CLI stack.
Two-tier install:
apt - zsh + base plumbing + WezTerm (vendor repo) + Brave Beta
(vendor repo). Vendor repos auto-update via 'apt upgrade'.
brew - fzf fd bat eza zoxide ripgrep tmux neovim lazygit starship
gh zsh-syntax-highlighting zsh-autosuggestions
nvm - official installer (pinned NVM_VERSION)
tpm - tmux plugin manager clone
New files:
install/Brewfile - bundle for 'brew bundle'
install/lib/brew.sh - Homebrew bootstrap + brew bundle
install/lib/extras.sh - nvm + tpm
install/install.sh - rewired entry point with --packages-only,
--dotfiles-only, --help
install/README.md - new docs for the two-tier strategy
.zshrc:
- Source brew shellenv first when present, so brew bins win on PATH
- 'update' alias now: brew upgrade && sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade
(previously apt-only; before that pacman-only)
Drops install/lib/packages.sh entries that the now-Brewfile-managed tools
duplicated, and removes the GitHub-release tarball install path.
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# CLI toolchain — always latest via `brew upgrade`.
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brew "fzf"
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brew "fd"
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brew "bat"
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brew "eza"
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brew "zoxide"
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brew "ripgrep"
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brew "tmux"
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brew "neovim"
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brew "lazygit"
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brew "starship"
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brew "gh"
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brew "zsh-syntax-highlighting"
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brew "zsh-autosuggestions"
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