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convert various stupid utilities to /bin/sh See: https://twitter.com/alangrow/status/841855821671612417
7 years ago
document xmonad.start
13 years ago
updated README (and a few other comments)
8 years ago
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power management & nm-applet So when I got home from the office, I could actually smell burning coming out of my laptop bag. It turns out that, minus gnome-power-manager, this thing doesn't know how to go into sleep mode when you close the lid. It's hard for me to fully express how much I hate the idea of this stuff being handled by a random user-space application that sits in a little tray area. This is exactly the kind of shit we have all for years now boggled that Windows users so blithely tolerate. But whatever. It works.
13 years ago
switch from gnome-settings-daemon to xsettingsd ...seems like a more lightweight way of providing various settings to Gtk apps (and maybe other stuff? I'm not sure). Various other font tweaks and such in this commit.
7 years ago
power management & nm-applet So when I got home from the office, I could actually smell burning coming out of my laptop bag. It turns out that, minus gnome-power-manager, this thing doesn't know how to go into sleep mode when you close the lid. It's hard for me to fully express how much I hate the idea of this stuff being handled by a random user-space application that sits in a little tray area. This is exactly the kind of shit we have all for years now boggled that Windows users so blithely tolerate. But whatever. It works.
13 years ago
various and sundry too-many-pixels tweaks Getting old may beat the alternatives, but it sure is kind of shit on its own terms in a lot of ways.
8 years ago
zsh tweak, xmonad.start
13 years ago
host stuff for fragility
8 years ago
switch from gnome-settings-daemon to xsettingsd ...seems like a more lightweight way of providing various settings to Gtk apps (and maybe other stuff? I'm not sure). Various other font tweaks and such in this commit.
7 years ago
power management & nm-applet So when I got home from the office, I could actually smell burning coming out of my laptop bag. It turns out that, minus gnome-power-manager, this thing doesn't know how to go into sleep mode when you close the lid. It's hard for me to fully express how much I hate the idea of this stuff being handled by a random user-space application that sits in a little tray area. This is exactly the kind of shit we have all for years now boggled that Windows users so blithely tolerate. But whatever. It works.
13 years ago
zsh tweak, xmonad.start
13 years ago
begin tweaking hidpi & xmonad settings for dell xps 13 - messes with DPI & fonts - changes trayer height - rewrites chunks of xmonad.hs to use EZConfig style bindings, rofi for launcher and i3lock for a lock screen (thanks @benlemasurier), and a slightly different set of layouts. also handles some fancy laptop keys like volume adjustment. still need to steal casey & tyler's stuffs for backlight handling, probably. for now, i'm going to keep these changes in a separate branch rather than attempt to make them work on all of my systems. I'm running Debian Stretch on here and the monitor is giant, so it would likely be a hassle, and it's small enough that i can probably just manage as a separate branch as long as needed.
7 years ago
zsh tweak, xmonad.start
13 years ago
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mucking around with xmonad look & feel
8 years ago
power management & nm-applet So when I got home from the office, I could actually smell burning coming out of my laptop bag. It turns out that, minus gnome-power-manager, this thing doesn't know how to go into sleep mode when you close the lid. It's hard for me to fully express how much I hate the idea of this stuff being handled by a random user-space application that sits in a little tray area. This is exactly the kind of shit we have all for years now boggled that Windows users so blithely tolerate. But whatever. It works.
13 years ago
ssh-agent at startup
7 years ago
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zsh tweak, xmonad.start
13 years ago
host stuff for fragility
8 years ago
replace not-really-working redshift-wrapper with .config/redshift.conf
8 years ago
xmonad.start: xmodmap, fire up unity-settings-daemon
8 years ago
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power management & nm-applet So when I got home from the office, I could actually smell burning coming out of my laptop bag. It turns out that, minus gnome-power-manager, this thing doesn't know how to go into sleep mode when you close the lid. It's hard for me to fully express how much I hate the idea of this stuff being handled by a random user-space application that sits in a little tray area. This is exactly the kind of shit we have all for years now boggled that Windows users so blithely tolerate. But whatever. It works.
13 years ago
​
updated README (and a few other comments)
8 years ago
convert various stupid utilities to /bin/sh See: https://twitter.com/alangrow/status/841855821671612417
7 years ago
power management & nm-applet So when I got home from the office, I could actually smell burning coming out of my laptop bag. It turns out that, minus gnome-power-manager, this thing doesn't know how to go into sleep mode when you close the lid. It's hard for me to fully express how much I hate the idea of this stuff being handled by a random user-space application that sits in a little tray area. This is exactly the kind of shit we have all for years now boggled that Windows users so blithely tolerate. But whatever. It works.
13 years ago
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​
begin tweaking hidpi & xmonad settings for dell xps 13 - messes with DPI & fonts - changes trayer height - rewrites chunks of xmonad.hs to use EZConfig style bindings, rofi for launcher and i3lock for a lock screen (thanks @benlemasurier), and a slightly different set of layouts. also handles some fancy laptop keys like volume adjustment. still need to steal casey & tyler's stuffs for backlight handling, probably. for now, i'm going to keep these changes in a separate branch rather than attempt to make them work on all of my systems. I'm running Debian Stretch on here and the monitor is giant, so it would likely be a hassle, and it's small enough that i can probably just manage as a separate branch as long as needed.
7 years ago
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xmonad.start: xmodmap, fire up unity-settings-daemon
8 years ago
 
  1. #!/bin/sh
  2. 

  3. # This can go in /usr/local/bin and, at least on Ubuntu or Debian systems,
  4. # should be pointed at by /usr/share/xsessions/xmonad.desktop.  Lately I have
  5. # just been keeping it in ~/bin.
  6. 

  7. # gnome-settings-daemon &
  8. 

  9. # Load resources
  10. xrdb -merge .Xresources
  11. xmodmap ~/.xmodmap
  12. xsettingsd &
  13. 

  14. # Set up an icon tray
  15. trayer  --SetDockType true --SetPartialStrut true --edge bottom --align right --widthtype percent --width 10 --height 40 --alpha 10 --tint "0x00ff00" &
  16. 

  17. # Set the background color
  18. xsetroot -solid midnightblue
  19. 

  20. eval $(ssh-agent)
  21. 

  22. # Fire up apps
  23. volumeicon &
  24. redshift-gtk &
  25. gpg-agent --daemon
  26. # xscreensaver -no-splash &
  27. 

  28. # --sm-disable is apparently "session manager disable".
  29. # I don't really know what that means in practice.
  30. if [ -x /usr/bin/nm-applet ]; then
  31.    nm-applet --sm-disable &
  32. fi
  33. 

  34. # compton -b
  35. 

  36. exec xmonad-session