From 8195b40106efd583c00ced5129374b4a82f8eddf Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: bnewbold <bnewbold@ziggy.huji.ac.il>
Date: Sat, 27 Jun 2009 22:16:40 +0300
Subject: tricks; new link

---
 software/freebsd-packages | 37 ++++++++++++++++++++-----------------
 software/freebsd-tricks   |  7 +++++++
 2 files changed, 27 insertions(+), 17 deletions(-)

(limited to 'software')

diff --git a/software/freebsd-packages b/software/freebsd-packages
index fcf4ed3..e61ce02 100644
--- a/software/freebsd-packages
+++ b/software/freebsd-packages
@@ -4,46 +4,49 @@ FreeBSD Packages
 
 These are the packages I typically install for a workstation; this is after selecting an "X windows kernel developer" base system with ``sshd``, linux binary support, and NTP configured::
 
+    bash
+    vim
     xmms-wma
     xmms-flac
     xmms-faad2
     xmms
     unzip
     bzip2
-    vim
     emacs
     mplayer
     pork
     xpdf
     ctorrent
     teTeX
-    ipython
-    mit-scheme
-    py-numpy
-    py25-matplotlib
-    py25-scipy
-    bash
-    lighttpd
+    ipython-py25
+    nginx
     firefox
-    apache
     fluxbox
-    xfce
     git
     subversion
-    pine
     alpine
     screen
     python
     vlc
-    gimp
     xzgc
     lyx
     wget
+    e2fsprogs
+    gtkchtheme
 
-The following are added by hand from ports::
+The following are large and/or "optional"::
 
-    vlc
-    java
-    gtkchtheme
-    e2fsprogs
+    xfce
+    apache
+    py25-matplotlib
+    py25-scipy
+    py-numpy
+    gimp
+    mit-scheme
+    eclipse
+    pidgin
+
+The following are added by download::
+
+    java ("Diablo Latte" jdk from FreeBSD Foundation)
     
diff --git a/software/freebsd-tricks b/software/freebsd-tricks
index 0344abd..0c92e90 100644
--- a/software/freebsd-tricks
+++ b/software/freebsd-tricks
@@ -2,6 +2,13 @@
 FreeBSD Tricks
 =====================================
 
+Set User Shell
+-----------------------
+``bash`` isn't always installed, so the default user shell is ``sh``; after
+``bash`` is installed, a user can change their login shell with the command:
+
+$ chsh -s /usr/local/bin/bash
+
 Burn an ISO image
 -----------------------
 To burn a CD-R, use ``burncd`` like so::
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