So in the last lecture, we set up Kelly Lennox and the Cloud in our digital ocean droplet.
Now we're going to set up Tmax so that we can maximize our productivity.
All right.
So let's assess each end to the box.
And the first thing you might notice is our shell looks pretty that
we're running as large as the Shell callisthenics.
Linux actually uses the shell.
So let's view all the supported shells in this droplet.
All right.
And you can see JSH is there.
So we can also do this.
It like this cat.
That's the password grap Varnay.
So you can see here that we are running S.H. at the same as what we saw here.
So let's change that.
You can see now it's showing the S.H. so we can log out and lock back in and we should have the right
shell.
Looks nice, doesn't it?
There we go.
OK, so now that we've got the show here, we're going to install demarks right now.
We already have models, but it's not configured.
So we need to tune it to make it work the way we want it to.
So first, we're going to create a configuration file.
Do we have them?
We do.
OK,
so what we're doing is we're creating a file called dot team dot com.
That means it's hidden by default and it's in our home directory for this user.
Vonne Vonne.
OK,
all right.
So let's go and set this up.
What this is doing, is it setting the prefix so we can press control A instead of control B to execute
mux functions.
You'll see what I mean in a moment.
Said the history limit is 100000.
We get a bunch of commands in our history.
Then we're going to set up Tmax logging.
So we're going to install a plugin and it'll basically log everything we type so that we can recall
our history quite easily.
Tmax province, Notimex, well, then I'm just going to change the colors from that ghastly green to
a beautiful blue and white or shak blue and white as the manufacturers of the Porsche nine eleven GT
three would say.
All right.
So
that's the background color and the foreground color will be white.
Almost there, guys.
All right.
Let's set the window to behave like the light or V.I., if you want to call it that, our text editor.
And then finally, we'll type ranched out to write our blog that we will install.
Right.
That looks good to me.
Escape Schifrin's.
Easy to save Tmax Negress Baldie.
So this is how we create a new Tmax session called Boundy.
You know, it's this blue four.
It was green.
Now we press control Aidi to source the configuration and now we can do is pull down our Tmax logging
plug in.
We'll save it to opt Tmax logging.
This is exactly what we put in the configuration file.
You'll see we started here right after Tim unclogging quality.
So now we should have it there.
Tmax source file that we load the configuration.
Very good control HRP we can log.
And that was just a test that the Pugin was successfully installed.
So we're good to go there.
Clear for press control, a shift graps.
I can spot the paint vertically or press control a shift, a quote.
I can then split the pain horizontally.
Control I left to go to the left.
Pain control, a right to go back exit, close the pain.
If I add a bunch of pains, I press control a control A-Z.
It'll temporarily zoom in until Izzie goes back.
Can also control a hold of controlling press.
Left, left, left, left.
Control a hold of controlled press.
Right, right, right.
Right.
To decide the patient's control, AC puts a new tab control a comma within that tab until they see a
comma.
And then I can exit or control x y.
Or control eight x Y to kill a pan to legitimate session, and we're actually good to go right now.
So in the next lecture, I'll show you how to use proxy, your burp traffic through your digital ocean
droplet so that you can have a GUI.
Right, because right now all we have is a shell.
And so you'll be able to use the guey on your host and your proxy on your traffic through your digital
ocean droplet.
And I'm going to show you how to confirm that the proxy is working.
I'll see you in the next lecture.
All right.
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