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76 lines
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Hit the ground flying with dotfiles for Unix-like systems including MacOS. These
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contain all sorts of goodies for bash, vim, shell scripts, unix notes, and much
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more!
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# Installation
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```bash
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git clone --depth=1 'ssh://git@codeberg.org:22/akemi/dotfiles.git' dotfiles
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cd dotfiles
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bash ./install.sh --help
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```
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`install.sh status` tells you which files can be linked and which ones are
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already on your system. Move the ones on your system out of the way before
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continuing
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```bash
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bash install.sh install
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bash install_packages.sh install
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```
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If you're running ArchLinux or EndeavourOS, `post_install.sh` will help guide
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you through additional installation steps you can take. See
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`./notes/futher_installation/` for a description of these steps
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## Support
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Official support is for the latest version of bash and EndeavourOS only. The
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MacOS dotfiles were working on Catalina (10.15) and likely mostly work on newer
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versions as well
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As of writing, [EndeavourOS](
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https://endeavouros.com/) is on Linux **6.0.11** and bash is version **5.1.16**
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For Linux, these dotfiles setup [Sway](https://github.com/swaywm/sway) on
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[Wayland](https://wayland.freedesktop.org/), a completely different display
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server from Xorg. [I3](https://i3wm.org/) is similar to Sway for Xorg
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Increasingly, I've been migrating my scripts away from bash, for better control
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flow, libraries, and error handling. Several are written in python. **Python
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version 3.10** (match statements) is the minimum supported version.
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Some scripts are being __rewritten in :rocket: Rust :rocket:__! Building them
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them will require a [rust compiler](https://rustup.rs). If one of your machines
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isn't powerful enough to compile these, consider compiling them on another
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system, then simply copy them over:
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```bash
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cargo build --release --target=x86_64-unknown-linux-musl
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```
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# Keybinding
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Generally keybindings follow this scheme for `skhd`/`xremap`, bash, and vim's
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insert mode. They roughly resemble Emac's default. Outliers are bolded. These
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are written assuming Ctrl is mapped to CapsLock
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When possible selecting is preferred to actually deleting the text
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| Type | Start of line | Back word | Back character | Forward character | Forward word | End of line |
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| ---- | ------------- | --------- | -------------- | ----------------- | ------------ | ----------- |
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| Movement | `^a` | **`^b`** | **`^j`** | `^f` | **`^w`** | `^e` |
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| Deletion | | **`^u`** | `^h` | `^d` | | `^k` |
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Window managers are bound to the Super/Command/Logo key. This is the key
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adjacent to the spacebar
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# Light and Dark Mode
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Alacritty, tmux, vim, vifm, vimiv are all synchronously colored through
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`bin/colo.sh`. This script supports multiple color schemes and makes it easy to
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add new ones.
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In running instances of vim and vifm, use `:Light` or `:Dark` to update their
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color scheme to match Alacritty. New instances are automatically updated
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