savar95x/dotfiles

Pome.

Details

My rice on berry using gruvbox material. Simple, calm and comfy. I call it "pome". This is my daily driver.
Earlier, I had it made on 2bwm, but berry is more versatile and more power efficient. For anyone who wants to use the 2bwm version, the config and repo are still there.

Preview

berry

here's my build of berry.

2bwm

here's my build of 2bwm.

ps: if you're looking for configs of my older rices (endless on dwm, dkwm), they'd be available in my junkyard and dwm repo.

Default Keybindings

These are the basic keybindings. Read through the ~/.config/berry/sxhkdrc for more shortcuts.

Keybind	Function
`MOD + Enter`	Launch terminal (st)
`MOD + Q`	Close window
`MOD + {H,J,K,L}`	Move the window to {Left, Down, Up, Right}
`MOD + Shift + {H,J,K,L}`	Resize the window
`MOD + Shift + F`	Monocle a window
`MOD + F`	Fullscreen a window
`MOD + P`	Open app launcher
`MOD + S`	List out the useful scripts in ~/.local/scipts/ in rofi
`MOD + Shift + BackSpace`	Open powermenu
`MOD + R`	Open lf (terminal file manager)

Note: MOD is the windows key

Installation

The installation instructions are currently in works.
I'm writing it with a fresh install of void linux in mind (even though my main device runs arch with these dots). But it is possible to follow along the intructions for any distro with slight adjustments (mainly for package names).
Also, this rice was made on a 1920x1080 monitor, so for now you'll have to edit some configs (namely berry, rofi, poybar) to fit your setup.

Overview

I manage my dotfiles using gnu stow. The way I use it is that my dotfiles (this git repo) are kept in a separate directory anywhere on the system, and then I use stow to symlink them to their original rightful paths (the the weird nesting).

Instructions

Internet

vi /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant-1.conf

add the following lines

ctrl_interface=/run/wpa_supplicant
update_config=1

save and exit and run

wpa_passphrase MYSSID passphrase >> /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant-1.conf
wpa_supplicant -B -i *interface* -c /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant-1.conf

use ip link to identify the interface
guide

package manager

This updates the packages after first install.

xbps-install -Su

This installs all the needed packages.

sudo xbps-install -S stow git make neovim iwd bat pkg-config libXft-devel gcc libXinerama-devel xorg-server xf86-input-libinput xauth xclip zsh zsh-syntax-highlighting lf ueberzugpp ffmpegthumbnailer xinit sxhkd wmctrl xdo xdotool xwallpaper xset xsetroot xrdb setkbmap pipewire wireplumber mpd mpc dunst libnotify ncmpcpp picom xbanish redshift polybar rofi mpv pamixer pulsemixer
# autocpu-freq not in xbps repo

Installs the graphics drivers for Intel. If you're using something else then see this.

sudo xbps-install -S xf86-video-intel mesa-dri vulkan-loader mesa-vulkan-intel intel-video-accel

enabling services

ln -s /etc/sv/dbus /var/service/
ln -s /etc/sv/iwd /var/service/
# autocpu-freq

cloning repo

mkdir -p ~/.local/repos/savar95x
# This is where I recommend to store stuff, and where I personally keep my dots on my system.  
cd ~/.local/repos/savar95x
git clone https://github.com/savar95x/dotfiles

This clones the dotfiles to ~/.local/repos/savar95x.

make

berry and st.

Installing st

cd $HOME/.local/repos/savar95x
git clone https://github.com/savar95x/st.git
cd st/
make
sudo make install

Installing berry

cd $HOME/.local/repos/savar95x
git clone https://github.com/savar95x/berry.git
cd berry/
make
sudo make install

backing up ~/.config and symlinking my dotfiles instead.

#/bin/sh
cd $HOME/.local/repos/savar95x/dotfiles
backup() {
    [ -d ~/.config] && mv ~/.config ~/.config.bak
    [ -d ~/.local/bin] && mv ~/.local/bin ~/.local/bin.bak
    [ -d ~/.local/scripts] && mv ~/.local/scripts ~/.local/scripts.bak
}

remove() {
    [ -d ~/.config] && rm -rf ~/.config
    [ -d ~/.local/bin] && rm -rf ~/.local/bin
    [ -d ~/.local/scripts] && rm -rf ~/.local/scripts
    [ -d ~/.local/run/x11] && rm -rf ~/.local/run/x11
    [ -d ~/.local/run/pipewire] && rm -rf ~/.local/run/pipewire
    [ -d ~/.local/share/spotdl] && rm -rf ~/.local/share/spotdl
}

create() {
    mkdir -p ~/.config
    mkdir -p ~/.local/run
    mkdir -p ~/.local/share
    mkdir -p ~/.local/share/zsh
    mkdir -p ~/.local/share/spotdl
    mkdir -p ~/.local/share/lyrics
    mkdir -p ~/.local/share/cache/lf
    mkdir -p ~/.local/share/themes
    mkdir -p ~/.local/share/icons 
    mkdir -p ~/.local/run/x11
    mkdir -p ~/.local/run/pipewire
    mkdir ~/mus
    mkdir ~/dlds
    mkdir ~/dox
    mkdir ~/pix
    mkdir ~/vids
}

stow_stuff() {
    stow -t ~/ */
}

symlinking() {
    ln -s ~/.config/zsh/rc ~/.zshrc
    ln -s ~/.config/zsh/profile ~/.zprofile
    ln -s ~/.local/share/themes ~/.themes
    ln -s ~/.local/share/icons ~/.icons
}

backup
remove
create
stow_stuff
symlinking

shell

chsh -s /usr/bin/zsh

guide

more dependencies

For my scripts to work properly, you'll be needing the following programs:

ImageMagick xcolor simple-mtpfs xsecurelock xdotool scrot

To start the WM, type startx from the command line, or just login to tty1.
Raise an issue if something doesn't work.

TODO

fix spotdl directory
better / more sensible keybindings
improve zsh vi mode cursor
Add fonts, simp1e-cursor, gruvbox-material-gtk (via links and downloading).
Fix some shortcuts (like in file manager) being username dependent.
Add quality of life stuff like syncthing, downloader-cli, sof-firmware, spotdl (via links and downloading).
Port configs to 1366x768 as well. Maybe learn to use VM.
Check out larbs to realise how he does it.
Write an install script.

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