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$HOME
  ├── bin
  ├── etc
  │   ├── X11
  │   ├── bash
  │   ├── bspwm
  │   ├── cmus
  │   ├── dconf
  │   ├── dunst
  │   ├── feh
  │   ├── git
  │   ├── i3
  │   ├── mpv
  │   ├── neomutt
  │   ├── newsboat
  │   ├── nvim
  │   ├── polybar
  │   ├── ranger
  │   ├── sxhkd
  │   ├── sxiv
  │   ├── tmux
  │   ├── weechat
  │   └── zathura
  ├── src
  │   ├── build
  │   ├── github.com
  ├── usr
  │   ├── desktop
  │   ├── docs
  │   ├── images
  │   ├── lib
  │   ├── music
  │   ├── suckless
  │   └── videos
  └── var
      └── share

Setup

CLI

• newsboat: RSS feed reader for text terminals.
• mutt: Fast and secure text-based mail client.
• weechat: IRC client.
• ranger: A vim-like & lightweight file manager.
• mksh: An alternative shell to bash, MirBSD Korn Shell.
• tmux: A terminal multiplexer.
• vim: Highly configurable text editor, I'm using with no plugins, only vanilla vim.
• transmission-remote-cli: Curses interface for the daemon of the BitTorrent client Transmission.
• scrot: Minimalist screen capture.
• youtube-dl: Open source program to download videos from YouTube.
• surfraw: Fast search engine from CLI.
• kpcli: Command Line password manager for KeePass.
• cmus: Music player.

GUI

• Pale Moon: The only browser that's fast and doesn't consume so much memory.
• dunst: Lightweight notification-daemon.
• zathura: Minimalistic and highly customizable document viewer.
• sxiv: Lightweight and powerful image viewer.
• mpv: A free software command line video player highly customizable.

Info

• Distro: Void Linux
• Window Manager: sway
• Bar: waybar
• Terminal Emulator: alacritty
• Editor: nvim
• Font: JetBrains Mono and SF Pro Display

Install

Requirements

The following packages need to be installed:

• ansible
• git

After installing them, paste the following line into the terminal:

curl -fsSL bit.do/autism-sh | sh -s -- --autism master

X11 files

To get touchpad working after a minimal install, copy the code below to the file /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/30-touchpad.conf:

Section "InputClass"
        Identifier "touchpad"
        Driver "libinput"
        MatchIsTouchpad "on"
        Option "Tapping" "on"
        Option "XkbModel" "thinkpad60"
        Option "TappingButtonMap" "lmr"
        Option "TappingDrag" "on"
EndSection

Set keyboard to br-abnt2, but with thinkpad keyboard /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/00-keyboard.conf

 Section "InputClass"
        Identifier "keyboard-all"
        MatchIsKeyboard "on"
        MatchDevicePath "/dev/input/event*"
        Driver "evdev"
        Option "XkbLayout" "br"
        Option "XkbModel" "thinkpad60"
        Option "XkbOptions" "terminate:ctrl_alt_bksp"
EndSection

Get audio working in thinkpads: /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf (don't ask me why it works)

options snd-hda-intel position_fix=1 model=lenovo

Mutt config

I've configured my neomutt to work with gpg, so my passwords and emails are not stored in plain text files like it was before (that's why I hadn't pushed to the repo). They are encrypted with gpg, so only me can decrypt it.

To use my config just create a $HOME/pass.gpg with your information like this:

set my_user="<email-user>"       # Don't write what there's after @. Example: in [email protected], write only "email"
set my_pass="<your-password>"
set my_name="<your-name>"

Pay attention to the sed commands mixed with gpg in each email file I have.

My dotfiles are managed with a bare repository. I used to store my dots with gnu stow, but it causes some things I don't want to, so I'm trying to give it a try. Here are some links explaining a bare repo:

• The best way to store your dotfiles: A bare Git repository
• Manage Dotfiles With a Bare Git Repository

Posts about managing with GNU stow:

• Managing dotfiles with GNU stow
• Using GNU stow to manage your dotfiles
• Dotfile management with GNU stow
• Using GNU stow with your dotfiles

Interesting read: Why share your dotfiles