NewComputerWhoDis is a shell script that gets your machine ready for design and development.
This script can be ran once or as many times as you'd like. It installs everything that macOS needs to get to work. It sometimes errors out, so re-running it a couple of times is expected. Don't worry, it won't try to install anything twice.
- macOS (>10)
Step One: Download the script
curl --remote-name https://raw.githubusercontent.com/spjpgrd/NewComputerWhoDis/master/macos
Step Two: Run it
sh macos 2>&1 | tee ~/mr_robot.log
The log of your script, successful or not, will be saved to ~/mr_robot.log
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Read through it to see if you can debug the issue yourself. If not, report where the script failed into a new GitHub Issue.
macOS tools:
- XCode Command Line Tools for developer essentials
- Homebrew for managing operating system libraries
- mas for downloading apps from the Mac App store through a command-line tool
Unix tools:
Programming languages and configuration:
- Node.js and npm for running applications and installing JavaScript packages
- Rbenv for managing versions of Ruby
- Pyenv for managing version of Python
- anki
- audio-hijack
- backblaze
- bartender
- bettertouchtool
- brave
- chrome-devtools
- discord
- dropbox
- figma
- figmadaemon
- firefox
- fluor
- google-chrome
- handbrake
- Image2Icon
- ImageAlpha
- imagemagick
- ImageOptim
- iTerm2
- karabiner-elements
- keyboard-cleaner
- lastfm
- league-of-legends
- ngrok
- opera-gx
- postico
- postman
- radio-silence
- retrobatch
- rob-3t
- rocket
- sequel-pro
- slack
- soundflowerbed
- sublime-text
- textexpander
- tomighty
- visual-studio-code
- vlc
- zoom
- StopTheMadness
- Keynote
- iA Writer
- Tot
- Magnet
- Affinity Publisher
- Agenda
- GarageBand
- Amphetamine
- 1Password 7
- 1Password for Safari
- Shush
- Dynamo
- Reeder
- Codye
- Xcode
- Affinity Photo
- Pages
- OmniFocus
- iMovie
- Numbers
- Fantastical
- MainStage
- Logic Pro
- Affinity Designer
- GIF Brewery 3
- Deliveries
NewComputerWhoDis is © 2021 by Sean Doran and is protected under the MIT License.
Forked from Lauren Dorman's komputer-maschine which was inspired by thoughtbot's laptop and Andrew Taylor's article on Pantheon.