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Primary LanguageVim Script

Software default reference

Unix VT100 Linux X11 MacOS Windows*
Window Manager1 Tmux- i3+ Default* PowerToys FancyZones
Launcher Default rofi Spotlight PowerToys Run
File manager+ Ranger PCManFM Finder Default
Web Browser+ w3m Firefox* Firefox* Firefox
Terminal Emulator Tmux-1 XTerm Kitty Alacritty
Basic Text Editor+ Vim Vim MacVim Vim
PDF Reader pdftotext Zathura Preview SumatraPDF
Video Player- mpv+ mpv Quicktime Default
Photo Viewer chafa SXIV Preview Microsoft Photos
Music Player- mpv+ mpv Quicktime Default
Email Client+ Mail Microsoft Office
Calendar+ Microsoft Office Microsoft Office
Screen recording asciinema OBS Default Xbox Game Bar

Common commands

I expose OS-dependent common functionality as a single command. I expose an alias that resolves to a variable that points to an executable The current functionality is the following:

Alias Command Description
o open Opens URI or path with the OS default. Only one at a time.
s search Search in file paths and file contents in all computer files. Experimental.
t trash Send one file to OS trash folder. Only one at a time.
c clipboard Saves or prints OS clipboard.
terminal Executes command in the terminal.
p pager Open file in terminal text pager.
v visual Opens file in terminal text editor.
b browser Opens url in terminal web browser.

Notes

¹ A reference number shows a link to a particular issue.

* An asterisk indicates manual configuartion installation.

+ A plus symbol marks a section to be expanded. - A minus symbol warns about a no longer in use section, probably deprecated.

Footnotes

  1. The Window Manager initilization is closely linked to the DE, OS, and boot loader. In Unix, install the shell files manually (.profile+whatever) and proceed to deal with the peculiarities of the boot loader, DE, and OS. 2