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# Dotfiles
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2024-08-12 17:36:15 -07:00
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2024-08-12 17:39:56 -07:00
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My personal dotfiles for Sway/River on Arch Linux. They are designed to be used
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with [[https://www.gnu.org/software/stow/][gnu stow]]. Each directory is a kind
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of 'module' that can be individually symlinked.
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You are welcome to do whatever you would like with these configs (they are
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licensed under the 0 clause BSD license); be inspired by them, copy them,
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whatever, no attribution necessary. I would encourage you to fork this repo,
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then use `stow` to install whatever modules you would like, changing whatever
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you want as you go. For example, if you want to steal my neovim configuration,
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you could run `stow nvim`, assuming this repo is located in your home
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directory.
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# Some Software I run
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## Shell
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I use [[https://fishshell.com/][fish]] together with
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[[https://starship.rs][starship]]. It's basic, but gets the job done.
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## Editors
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### Neovim
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I love [[https://neovim.io][neovim]]. I have two different neovim
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configurations, (`nvim` and `nvim-vimscript`). `nvim` is a ~500 LOC lua
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monstrosity that works wonderfully but is a bit of a pain to maintain. If you
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are new to neovim, I would recommend borrowing more from `nvim-vimscript` which
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is a ~100 LOC vimscript config that is much simpler and does 95% of what the
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other config does.
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### Emacs
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I love [[https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/][emacs]] as well. My configuration
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is a literate `org` file that gets tangled into `init.el`. As far as Emacs
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configurations go, it's pretty clean, but still is a several hundred line mess.
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## Compositors
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I'm on Wayland now, and use either [[https://swaywm.org/][sway]] or
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[[https://codeberg.org/river/river][river]] depending on how I'm feeling, and
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have configurations for both. I generally use
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[[https://github.com/Alexays/Waybar][waybar]] for sway and
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[[https://codeberg.org/dnkl/yambar][yambar]] for river for no particular
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reason. All the other configs (swaylock, fuzzel, etc.) are compositor agnostic.
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Note, in both my sway and river configs I swap meta and left-alt. That's just a
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habit from starting on [[https://dwm.suckless.org/][dwm]], whose default mod
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key is alt. You may want to change that.
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## Keyd
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Since I use vim and emacs, I like to map caps lock to act as control when held
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and escape when tapped. I use a simple [[https://github.com/rvaiya/keyd][keyd]]
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config for this. However, note that `keyd/default.conf` should be copied to
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`/etc/keyd/` and the `keyd` service should be enabled and started. If `keyd`
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isn't in your distro's repos, it is very easy to build and install from source.
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Otherwise, [[https://gitlab.com/interception/linux/plugins/caps2esc][caps2esc]]
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probably is and is likewise pretty simple to get set up.
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