Configuration files for the software I use. I also developed some software for everyday use, such as, but not limited to:
- Asynchronous
$\LaTeX$ compilation and preview - Termux clipboard synchronization
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Various shell scripts to complement sway's functionality
- Perception-based backlight brightness (backlight.sh)
- Many types of screenshots (screenshot.sh)
- External display helper script (external-display.sh)
- ...
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Efficient system information retriever for
swaybar(barinfo)
- DuckDNS cron job script (duckdns.sh)
- A config file for my configs :-) (Makefile)
A dotfile processor exists so that I can:
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Share some dotfiles without revealing personal information (like my DuckDNS domain)
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Change dotfiles from target to target (desktop vs laptop vs server)
For configuration, just edit the Makefile. For building files with the .pre
extension, run make. For removing build leftovers, run make clean. Because
I rarely install Linux on new systems, no automated process exists for placing
dotfiles in their respective directories.