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Setup Emacs to use emacsclient and fallback on Emacs standalone.
QTile: Automate Screen Generation
I'm uncertain how viable this is, will need to look into some stuff, but in similar to #28, there should be a way to make the QTile configuration detect how many screens there are and generate each screen dynamically.
There are two possible ways to do this, depending on necessity, and if it is possible to detect number of screens at config load, I could also have some method for overriding the screen configurations. While I personally don't mind having every screen identical, there may be some use-cases where a screen should have a slightly different configuration.
The first way to solve this is simply detect number of screens and add a screen to the screens
list. e.g.:
...
for num_screens in range(get_num_screens()):
screens.append(Screen(...))
...
The second way I currently have no quick pseudo-code mockup to do, but in theory would work in this way:
- Have a list of overrides for screens
- Get number of screens
- Enable each override per number of screens
This could potentially look similar to:
...
screen_overrides = [
Screen(...),
Screen(...),
Screen(...),
]
for screen_num in range(get_num_screens()):
screens.append(screen_overrides[num] or ...) # This would need some method of generating a default in case of list OoB
...
The latter approach is the most versatile, and could possibly even be replaced with a dictionary. This would allow proper overrides by indexing with numbers and not require overriding all previous screens (if you wanted them to be defaulted) just to override another screen. Or if you wanted to override screens 1 and 3 but leave 2 as default. Some further design considerations will need to be made.
SSH Keys
Update .bashrc and .bash_aliases
Create Pacman and AUR package lists
Configure NeoVim (Lua)
Untrack Unncessesary Files
Currently the entirety of the .config
directory are tracked by the repo. This includes some applications that do not need to be tracked. Below is a list of files that may not have been intended to be tracked.
- keepassxc/
- libfm
- pcmanfm/
- QtProject.conf
Add README
Configure DMenu
Remove QtProject.conf
Configure Alacritty
Configure BSPWM
Configure XMonad
Add package list
TODO
Install NeoVim
Create quick-install script
Configure GTK theme
Configure Awesome
Install clipboard manager
Configure i3
Validate dotfiles
Configure Emacs
QTile: Dynamically Generate Bar Widgets
Currently to get multi-screen support (particularly with the same bars), I've got each bar being created as a custom object. It may be better to use a function to generate the bars, particularly some helper functions to generate the widget list.
For example:
...
def init_bar_widgets() -> ...:
widget_list = [...]
return widget_list
screens = [
Screen(top=bar.Bar(widgets=init_bar_widgets(), ...),
Screen(top=bar.Bar(widgets=init_bar_widgets(), ...),
]
...
Add I3 WM To Package List
Not sure how, but this got missed during the initial creation of the package lists...
Remove Emacs sub-repo
Please?
Configure Yay
Run XDG-Ninja
XDG-Ninja is a program that can be used to track dotfiles in the home directory on Linux and list applications that support moving those dotfiles into .config/
per the XDG base directory standard. While not directly related to this project, using this tool will allow for updating this repo to ensure all configurations are properly tucked away out of sight.
This issue mostly exists as a way to document the tool for the project.
Configure QTile
Disable CTRL+S/CTRL+Q
In the .bashrc
, probably near the shopt
commands, there should be the line stty -ixoff
to disable shell suspending and continuation.
Configure Python
Wallpapers
QTile TODOs For 01/10/2023
- Add shortcuts for floating/unfloating windows
- Customise the theme to add borders around windows
- Add shortcut to flip between different layouts
- Add different layouts
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