NOTE: My setup scripts (newbuntu.sh and the ones for Arch) are currently broken. Until I fix them, you'll have to manually copy the config files to their correct destinations.

My personal configuration files for the various Linux-based OSs that I predominantly use.

To set up a new Ubuntu 20.04 system, run sudo bash newbuntu.sh in the terminal in a fresh install of Ubuntu 20.04. Should also work for Ubuntu-based OSs as well, like Xubuntu and Lubuntu, as there is no GNOME-specific code in the script.

To set up a new Arch system, boot live from the USB (archiso), and run cd to get into root's home directory. Then, clone this repository. Then, run bash archinstall.sh in the dot/arch directory. Once that has completed, and you're chrooted into the new system, run cd again, and then clone the repo there as well, and run bash newarch.sh in the dot/arch directory. DON'T MESS UP on the prompts, because there's no error checking yet.