Repository for my desktop enviroment/rice
The code under this repository and not submodules is dual licensed under GPL2 and LGPL2.1.
note for now you have to manually configure cproc, i'll eventually kill all the evil that is configure scripts in the forks for this project.
git clone --recursive https://github.com/unix-supremacist/Amadeus.git
#make install
#make uninstall
note that this doesn't uninstall the doas, mpv packages, and it does not currently uninstall samurai.
this will be a standard suckless rice for Artix-openrc, HyperbolaLinux, OpenBSD, and HyperbolaBSD (when it exists)
each software module will be using git submodules and i'll have a single makefile/shellscript to install everything at once.
the plan is to have a complete desktop enviroment that is extremely light-weight and obviously stylized around steins;gate though default color scheme will probably be gruvbox
on linux if possible build the software statically linked against musl.
maybe make a modular system to allow the user to select modules of the install.
builds aureate for aur.
installs doas.
installs bmake.
this will be a minimized fork of dwm with some creature comforts, no bar, xresources support and improved floating window mode, not to say that floating windows will be first priority.
have the DE give a time notification every hour.
st with xresources, transparency. leave scrolling to the multiplexer.
dvtm, honestly i don't know much that would be modified.
on OpenBSD/HyperbolaBSD use the default user shell, on linux statically link a version of openbsd ksh and install it.
on both compile a statically linked version of dash for /bin/sh.
see toybox for a bash install on openbsd/hyperbola-bsd
apparently to get out of gnu autoconfigure hell, i'll need to make forks of both openbsd ksh and dash with a custom buildscript.
when opening a file pipe it to sopen, or a c port of such to handle it, setup xdg-open as a fallback.
Use herbe to display notifications, tiramisu as the notification daemon, allow subscribing to rss feeds with sfeed, by sending a rss link to the file handler.
dmenu fork with xresources for now, i'd rather launch a floating terminal with a terminal selection application so that it's easier to maintain a potentional non-x11 version of the DE in the future, if there is a decent alternative to x11.
maybe swap to launching smenu in a terminal, needs to kill autonconfigure.
the shell prompt should just be my fork of promptless cleaned up, and a linux/bsd opfetch should be ran on the terminal launch.
fork of nsxiv with some better defaults, and making sure it respects xresources.
i'd like to write one from scratch, mupdf and zathura are both shit.
likely not include anything, but if i do it will be links.
install mpv on the system.... i'd like a more suckless solution but not happening anytime soon.
SFM is cool but isn't featured enough for mainstream use, pcmanfm doesn't work with a keyboard oriented system, may need to write a custom solution, but for now include nothing.
potentionally use xwallpaper but it needs to be spedup on openbsd, and autoconfgiure needs to be killed.
xdotool bookmarks.
simple swallow script with alias for nsxiv and mpv
libresprite should automatically be built via samurai, though this should be an optimal module.
maybe build gimp too but autoconfigure would have to be killed.
include a fork of toybox setup to compile standalone binaries and include some of these on install, maybe implement more than what i mention here but these are the big ones.
vi, it's very minimal, possibly name it tbvi or tvi on systems that have standard vi.
maybe manually implement some vis/vim features.
build toysh for /bin/bash on OpenBSD/HyperbolaBSD
top, very minimal basically same speel as vi, but possibly named tbop, ttop, and maybe implement htop features.
Wayland would be considered, but there is not a good suckless image viewer like nsxiv, and wayland doesn't work on my current hardware, if this is solved i'll consider it.