One of the things I want to do is re-work the installers for Navi allowing the system to sense what OS it is on and the users default shell as well. Then if it cant determine the OS it allows the user to select one of the supported ones.
Ubuntu, Debian
CSI Linux
Pop!_OS
Arch
Windows
Mac
The main reason I am keeping a separate installer for CSI Linux is due to the way CSI's powerup script works. The whole thing is automated. So we cut back on a lot of the aesthetics that made the Navi install Script so cool. In favor of a fully automated setup process.
Some other ideas of note, on linux in particular we should set it up that it automatically runs source ~/.shellrcfilehere on complete install. So the user can just run navi and boom it works.
Any other changes or modifications / ideas feel free to drop them here.
One of the things I want to do is re-work the installers for Navi allowing the system to sense what OS it is on and the users default shell as well. Then if it cant determine the OS it allows the user to select one of the supported ones.
The main reason I am keeping a separate installer for CSI Linux is due to the way CSI's powerup script works. The whole thing is automated. So we cut back on a lot of the aesthetics that made the Navi install Script so cool. In favor of a fully automated setup process.
Some other ideas of note, on linux in particular we should set it up that it automatically runs
source ~/.shellrcfilehere
on complete install. So the user can just runnavi
and boom it works.Any other changes or modifications / ideas feel free to drop them here.