SSH: Add global known hosts
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Requirements
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Have a user set up on the machine, to which you can connecto via a ssh key.
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Have a user set up on the machine, to which you can connect to via a ssh key.
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This user must also have sudo right without asking for a password!
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(e.g. using `%sudo ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL` when editing the sudoers file with `sudo visudo`)
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- `usersetup_virtualenvwrapper`: Boolean to enable the virtualenvwrapper plugin in oh-my-zsh (default: false)
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- `usersetup_vimplugins`: Boolean to enable installing my VIM plugins (default: true)
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The SSH Setup will add some global known host keys.
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Additional keys can be specified by providing a list in `ssh_known_hosts`.
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The development environment for different programming languages can be setup automatically.
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To enable, that Visual Studio Code will be installed and configured, set `user_vscode` to true, otherwise only the bare development toolchain will be installed.
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For a GUI/ Desktop machine, you can enable to install and configure VS Code:
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