• Dotfiles
  • Usage
    • Mounting Manually
• Overview
  • Home
  • .config
  • .local
• Package Setup (moving to Instalee)
  • Applications
  • Graphical
    • Desktop
    • Emacs
    • Firefox Addons
      • Password management
        • Pass - the unix password manager
        • MasterPassword - the stateless password manager
      • System Integration
      • Privacy

Dotfiles

Welcome to Janek's dotfiles, thousands of lines of handcraft shell code to make the live of a linux sysadmin and developer easier!

I mainly use Arch Linux, currently with the KDE desktop environment with tiling extension with the intention of moving a proper tiling WM (Awesome or Sway) soon.

This config is opinionated, but currently deployed on multiple machines including some other eager users who run Manjaro Sway. Thus I am progressively generalising it.

If you are not one of those, you can safely skip the following section.

Usage

Here are some basic commands you should remember:

• u to upgrade everything (works on arch-based systems with topgrade installed and any debian-based system, with safeguards to ensure upgrade stability even on longtime dormant machines)
• yas :: interactively install software packages
• yar :: interactively uninstall software packages
• loc :: quickly find a file on your system, case-insensitive
• loca :: do a deep search for a file on the whole system, case-insensitive
• loce :: find a file/directory with exact name match
• moul :: mount a device interatively (unmount with umoul)

Mounting Manually

To mount a device, first check ds ([d]isk [s]tats, a prettification of lsblk --fs) and find your device, then call moul with the respective name or label, e.g. moul my-usb or moul sdc2. This will mount the device and jump to the mounted directory.

As long as you are in the device directory you can unmount it simply by calling umoul, otherwise provide the argument used above again.

Overview

If you are looking to snag some of my handy tools, focus on .local/bin/scripts and .config/shell. Among daily use are b, edit-*, help, yas and zoxide-based d / di which in turn use zfz, zf and locz.

ex, m, moul, grpr / rpl, s, sd, tl are also commonly used conveniences.

Below is an overview of the structure

Home

I am trying to keep my home clean, but some files unfortunately cannot be moved. Out of these, only .zprofile is of interest, it contains lots of mappings to store files according to XDG and configuration for less and fzf.

.config

shell

shell aliases & functions grouped into a few different areas, focused on zsh but mostly usable with bash

zsh

zsh plugin configuration & custom completions

doom

Doom Emacs configuration with personalized snippets

ideavim, vifm, nvim

vi-related tools

git, yadm

version control

.local

scripts

lots of useful scripts, most have a short documentation header - including many essential git scripts

Package Setup (moving to Instalee)

By Size:

LC_ALL=C pacman -Qi | awk '/^Name/{name=$3} /^Installed Size/{print $4$5, name}' | sort -h

Copy list:

pacman -Qe | cut -d\  -f1 | xclip -selection clipboard

dotfiles

yadm

yadm clone --bootstrap git@git.jfischer.org:xeruf/dotfiles.git
yadm clone --bootstrap https://git.jfischer.org/xeruf/dotfiles.git

Run bootstrap after starting ZSH

Basics: diffr fzf

Applications

utilities

youtube-dl dos2unix rlwrap

powertools

hexedit hexyl lftp glances zsh-doc pacman-contrib

multitools

ffmpeg imagemagick pandoc

documents

pdftk java-commons-lang

music

mpd mpc ncmpc vlc phonon-qt5-vlc mpdris2

mkdir -p ~/.local/state/mpd && systemctl --user enable --now mpd mpDris2

git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/yay.git /tmp/yay
cd /tmp/yay
makepkg -si

aur recommendations

diffr tldr++ sc-im espanso-bin timg audiowaveform python-dictcc dragon-drop

bluetooth

bluez bluez-utils pulseaudio-bluetooth

git tools

git-bug git-lfs git-crypt git-remote-gcrypt github-cli

pass

pass pass-otp pass-extension-tail pass-clip -> interesting: pass-steam, pass-autotype, pass-file, pass-qr, pass-ssh, pass-rotate

ssh

openssh sshfs lemonade-git

sync

syncthing syncthingtray

sudo systemctl enable --now syncthing@$USER

productivity

activitywatch-bin jrnl

personal aur utils (only useful with dotfiles)

bat-extras neovim-symlinks stderred-git

needs extra setup

rdictcc-git

experiments

kakoune

Graphical

fonts

fontpreview noto-fonts noto-fonts-emoji ttf-dejavu adobe-source-code-pro-fonts texlive-myriadpro-git

music management

puddletag beets picard ffmpegthumbnailer sox

sudo npm install -g bpm

health

stretchly-xeruf-git redshift acpilight light

scu enable --now redshift

-> https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxquestions/comments/pm1bxn/setting_brightness_on_amd_ryzen_7_5800h_with

Desktop

xorg

xorg-xserver xorg-xkill xorg-setxkbmap xorg-xinit xterm xclip xprintidle light

wayland

sway azote dex

kde

okular spectacle

kde desktop

plasma-desktop plasma-nm breeze systemsettings ktorrent dolphin kdeplasma-addons kinfocenter partitionmanager kdeconnect kwallet-pam kwalletmanager ksshaskpass bluedevil

Emacs

emacs emacs-pdf-tools-git texlive-core texlive-latexextra texlive-most-doc context-bin

git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/hlissner/doom-emacs ${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-$HOME/.config}/emacs && ${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-$HOME/.config}/emacs/bin/doom -y install

mail

offlineimap mu

Firefox Addons

Password management

Pass - the unix password manager

Store all kinds of secrets in plain text https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/passff

passff-host

MasterPassword - the stateless password manager

> Keep different passwords for every site you log into without having to remember anything but a single master password. > And without the risk of your getting your password list stolen. https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/masterpassword-firefox

System Integration

Privacy