*nix-style 10.0 Alpha 4 / 9.0.10

*nix-style project lets you configure various parts of your system.
The program is licensed as CreativeCommons 2.0 NonCommercial ShareAlike.
This is a set of scripts with a zenity based, graphical user interface.
Run "nix-style" to start the script chooser.
Main features:
- configuring behavior of bash and change the bash-prompt
- change the behavior of readline
- change the behavior of vim
- change the behavior of nano
- change/install splashy bootsplash
- change/install usplash bootsplash
- change xorg settings (only the driver at the moment)
- choose default compiler and compiler flags
- tweak hidden gnome preferences
Debian Only:
- you can add some extra repos for multimedia, e17 and desktop-artwork. the keys are grabbed and installed automatically
**Note: only those features will be displayed in the script chooser which are usable (so if you havent vim installed it wont appear in the list)**
KNOWN BUGS:
- if the uptime feature is enabled in $PS1 (Bash-Prompt) and uptime is less than 1 hour it won*t be displayed correctly. if youre a bash-hacker i would be glad if you could take a look at the support/showuptime file in the tarball.
2 Different Flavors to Install:
- install it system-wide for every user (a Menu Entry will appear: System- Settings- *nix-style)
su -c "make install"
- or install it as a nautilus script (you need to logout to make it work)
make install-nautilus (as normal user)
to remove it either type su -c "make uninstall" or su -c "make uninstall-nautilus"
to create a debian package, install fakeroot and run- as normal user- "make deb"