#linutl #winutl #christitus #ctt #winutl #### **1. Start the Chris Titus LinUtil Tool** Run the following command to download and execute the **Chris Titus LinUtil** script: `curl -fsSL christitus.com/linux | sh` _(This will install a variety of useful system optimizations and tweaks.)_ 🔗 See also: **[[Chris Titus' WinUtil]]** ( for #Windows ) --- ### **2. Install the Chris Titus Bash Prompt** If you install the **Chris Titus Bash Prompt**, make sure to install and configure the necessary fonts. #### **Install Required Fonts** ``sudo apt install fontconfig`` ``cd ~`` ``wget https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/releases/download/v2.1.0/Meslo.zip`` ``mkdir -p .local/share/fonts`` ``unzip Meslo.zip -d .local/share/fonts`` ``rm Meslo.zip`` ``fc-cache -fv`` 🔹 This installs the **Meslo Nerd Font**, : [Download Meslo Nerd Fonts](https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/releases/download/v3.3.0/Meslo.zip) which is required for a proper display of symbols in the **Chris Titus Bash Prompt**. --- ### **3. Add an Alias for Quick Access** To make the **LinUtil tool** easier to run, add an alias in **`.bashrc`**: 1. Open `.bashrc`: `vi ~/.bashrc` 2. Add the following line at the end: `alias ctt='curl -fsSL christitus.com/linux | sh'` 3. Save and exit (`ESC`, then `:wq`). 4. Reload `.bashrc` to apply the changes: `. ~/.bashrc` Now, you can run **Chris Titus LinUtil** simply by typing: `ctt` 🚀 This setup makes it easy to **install system optimizations** and **apply tweaks** with a single command! #reloadbashrc [[Creating a Permanent Alias in Linux Ubuntu]] [[Chris Titus' WinUtil]] [[Pastebin like solution on the Terminal]] [[Tmux, Install, Configure and Use]]