Adjust install, file-copy, and theme logic after first run on arch linux
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# attribution
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## Original pattern/approach and some key config logic
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## Original pattern/approach and some core config logic
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The original pattern and approach for this project, the program-installation scripts and
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logic, the copy-configs-and-scripts scripts and logic, the "tmux sessionizer" (tmux
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session init logic), my initial neovim and tmux configs, and my general workflow/workspace
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strategy, were derived from several of ThePrimeagen's projects and videos, including a
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FrontEnd Masters course which he taught (each are listed below). I was unable to locate
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any required licenses or copyrights for the code contained within these sources, but I
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wanted to give attribution nonetheless.
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The original pattern and approach for this project, the original program-installation
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and copy-configs-and-files scripts/logic, the "tmux sessionizer" (tmux session init
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logic), my initial neovim and tmux configs, and my general workflow/workspace strategy,
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were derived from several of ThePrimeagen's (aka Michael Paulson) projects and videos,
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including a FrontEnd Masters course which he taught (each are listed below). I was
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unable to locate any required licenses or copyrights for the code contained within
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these sources, but I wanted to give attribution nonetheless.
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- [dev/setup/config repo](https://github.com/ThePrimeagen/dev)
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- [neovim config](https://github.com/ThePrimeagen/init.lua)
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- [YouTube video - neovim config video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7i4amO_zaE)
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- [FrontEnd Masters course - dev productivity v2](https://frontendmasters.com/courses/developer-productivity-v2/)
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Author: ThePrimeagen (Michael Paulson)
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## Idea of using a list of programs in a file for build/install
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The idea of using a file with a list of programs in it for building and/or
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