These are just my dot files. I was getting tired of setting these up all over the place, so I'm using this as a semi-convenient location for them.

• Vim Config
  • Too many to mention, see comments in .vimrc and contents of .vim directory
• Xmodmap Settings
  • Converts Caps lock into Super_L
  • Convers Windows key into Escape

Copy the various dot-files to your home directory. (or use make install)

Requires:

• rofi
• kitty (terminal)

The keybindings (see sxhkdrc) are fairly standard, but I also incorporate rofi:

• Mod + space or Mod + semicolon
  • like finder, displays a sort of run dialog
• Mod + backslash
  • Show the window dialog, a bit like alt + tab with substring search

And keys to shove windows left or right by a desk:

• Mod + left brace (shift + [)
  • shoves the focused node left a desk
• Mod + right brace (shift + ])
  • shoves the focused node right a desk

The Makefile has a target for vim-plugins, use make vim-plugins to get all of them.

• ale for syntax checking while editing
• snipmate for templates
  • mw-utils dep of snipmate
  • tlib dep of snipmate
• vim-snippets to provide snippets for snipmate
• vim-markdown niceties for markdown
• vim-fugitive great for git commands

After installing plugins, run :helptags ~/.vim/pack for updated :help.

You may want to look at :help vim-markdown-disable-folding or even :set nofold if you're not accustomed to folding in markdown files. Also, zR to unfold all the folds in a markdown file. See :help vim-markdown.

There really isn't any, these are just some dot file.

Github didn't let me pick it, but unless noted elsewhere, content here is released under the WTFPL. Seriously.