Config files for everything.
I manage my configuration files with stow and a simple makefile. Every
top-level folder is treated as a stow "package". Stow will link the files
inside those folders to user's home directory. For example, package/.foo/bar
will be linked to $HOME/.foo/bar
.
There are two kinds of files:
Dotfiles: files like package/.foo/bar
These files go to the user's home directory. Managed by stow. Install with
make dotfiles # deploy "dot" files
System files: files like package/foo/bar
These files go to root directory. The reason for this is some system files doesn't work if they are symlinks, so they will be copied to the target directly. Install with
make system # deploy system files
There are some interesting configuration files that I think deserve sharing. Follow the link to read more.
Fbterm is a terminal emulator under linux console. It can show Unicode characters, more colors. Combined with tmux, it can create a quite powerful GUI-free environment.
MPD is a music player daemon. I mostly use ncmpc as the front end.
Mutt is a TUI mail client.
Apart from normal configurations, I created a mutt_bootstrap
script
to support multiple accounts by listing and selecting an email address
from pass
password store, and extracting the password therein.
IPython has plenty customization options, such as vi keybinding mode.
Ptpython is a enhanced REPL environment, such as showing function signature and docstring
There is a GNOME-style launcher theme.
A lot of scripts.
As a heavy tmux user, I mapped most actions to Alt-KEY
, similar to WM
keybindings. I think this style can improve efficiency by quite a lot, because
you don't have to press a chain of key combination (e.g., Alt-Enter
replaces
Ctrl-A
then minus
)
All other configuration files. Some interesting ones I like: