The w3m layer is now removed as I did not use it at all.
The conlanging layer is moved to ~/fromGIT/emacs-packages and now a
symlink points to its new location. This is done in order to prevent
Emacs from compiling its .el files when recompiling its configuration
files.
Configuration files are now compiled when emacs.org is tangled by Emacs
itself or if the .el files are newer than the .elc files.
TODO: find a way to natively compile and load these files instead of
just byte-compile them if native compilation is available
Many Eshell functions do not need to be declared as such and can do just
fine as Eshell aliases. This commit moves all these functions to the
'eshell-alias' file
Update eshell aliases
I should replace this file later with some Elisp code in the user init
to read aliases from Fish abbreviations.
Something good would be to try to write some Elisp code to emulate Fish
abbreviations, but I have to find what hook or function is called when a
new character is entered in the shell that triggers autocompletion. Code
in this package might help:
https://github.com/szermatt/emacs-bash-completion
Since I am moving away from $HOME/.emacs.d, the last remaining file in
this directory has been moved to the equivalent $HOME/.config/emacs.
The $HOME/.emacs.d symlink also now points to a relative path, making it
username-agnostic.
Rewrite some parts that were not true anymore about my configuration,
add some interactivity for some settings some users would not
necessarily want.
Some parts that are no longer needed are also removed, such as yay
installation (done with archfi), nano, and go packages.
Some list of packages were made into org tables, and the command is
rewritten in litterate programming from these tables.
This commit removes a line that sets all files in `~/.local/bin' as
executables. It was aimed at scripts exported from `bin.org' but it is
no longer required since the executability of these tangled files is
enforced by the shebang header argument added in commit 8f35b85ef1
This commit removes all python source blocks that were previously used
to generate code. Consequently, the commands for tangling my org files
in the bootstrap script were updated.
[Bootstrap] A shebang header has been added to the org file, removing
the necessity of the shebang code block and manually setting
permissions for the script each time it is tangled.
Dunst is no longer needed on my system, this commit removes its
configuration file.
Since I deprecated my Nano config, this commit removes its syntax
submodule.
This commit removes from the basic packages packages that I have no
use for in my current config. They are mainly related to my i3 config
which I recently deprecated. The following packages were removed:
- dmenu-lpass
- dunst
- i3-gaps-rounded-git
- j4-dmenu-desktop
- less (is installed as a dependency of other packages)
- polybar
- python-pywal
The following packages were added:
- inter-font
- nordic-theme-git
This commit adds two new snippets for Rust, one for an easier way to
write a `println' macro than the default one, and another one for
writing more easily new `new' functions for Rust structs.
It also adds the `common-lisp' layer in Emacs so I can test StumpWM.
Blur is a little less strong, and is also active for background of
opaque windows with transparent background
Incidentally, st’s transparency is now handled by Xresources and not
by compton anymore
Added back to their right place my submodules, but I could not add
Spacemacs as one since submodules from a repository cannot host or be
hosted by another submodule of the same repository.
Emacs-related submodules and files are now hosted in ~/.config/emacs
in prevision for Emacs 27 (for now, ~/.emacs.d is a symlink to this
directory)
Other submodules have been moved to ~/.config in order to clean my
$HOME directory
These fish functions were converted in earlier commits to executable scripts
located in `~/.local/bin/`. They do not need to be fish functions anymore.
With ly as my login service, `i3-msg exit` didn’t work anymore. So, I made it so
the service of ly gets restarted, which closes i3.
I also replaced all shortcuts referencing Chromium with their equivalent with
Firefox. I made the switch due to a rencent Chromium update which made my
computer very laggy, while Firefox doesn’t seem to have this problem so far.
I also added a shortcut for toggling the sticky mode for windows, which should
prove useful if I wish to keep certain windows displayed regardless of the
workspace I am on.
Lastly, I added a shortcut to the new feature of `rofi-pass` I implemented,
which allows me to select a password that will be typed for me.
