Things That I’ve Done / Currently Doing
Literate Configurations
These repositories are configured in org-mode, and the actual configuration codes are stored inside the documentation noweb-style, and then “tangled” into the actual file(s).
- literate emacs
- Emacs configuration file.
- dotfiles
- The main dotfiles repository, containing various git sub modules for applications that I used frequently:
- dotfiles-shells: Common shells configuration / startup files. Designed to serve POSIX-compliant shells that I used (bash, zsh, dash/ash/sh, and tcsh) on various machines.
- dotfiles-bash: Bash startup files, configured mostly for command-line applications that I used.
- dotfiles-hyprland: A fully autonomous Display Server for linux, considered to be an Xorg replacement. This repository stores the configuration files. It matured enough to be my daily window manager.
- dotfiles-i3: Configuration for i3wm, a popular tiling window manager. It’s stable enough for my daily driver.
Programming
- hyprland-wofi-windowcd
- Wofi windowcd for hyprland written in Rust.
- showclip
- Send clipboard to notification using xsel (for Xorg) or wl-copy (for wayland) and notify-send, written in Rust.
- Browser-search
- a simple wrapper for browser search written in Rust.
- envirust
- A simple environment reader using ratatui.
Others
- braindump
- My attempt at creating a zettelkasten-like personal knowledge management using org-mode, org-roam, and hugo. Still needs tweaking to make it works, and I’m considering other options.