They would conflict with some of my SXHKD bindings. A notification daemon should expose its functionality to a client that can be controlled via the console. This fact alone is reasone for me to search for alternatives, including the possibility of switching to the generic tool that ships with the MATE desktop (my fallback DE). |
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| fontconfig/.config/fontconfig | ||
| gtk | ||
| keyring/.config/autostart | ||
| music/.config | ||
| newsboat/.config/newsboat | ||
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| README.md | ||
Custom desktop session (BSPWM) and configurations for GNU/Linux
My custom desktop session can be outlined thus:
- Debian stable because rolling release distros tend to be overrated.
bspwmfor fine-grained window management.tmuxto make the terminal power user even more powerful (no plugins).vimbecause I can't exit it (no plugins).- Carefully-defined font configurations to complement my hardware and satisfy my aesthetic preferences.
- Full integration of my Tempus themes for considerate colour contrast and easy live theme switching for the entire session.
- The superb Maté desktop environment as a fallback option and provider of some important programs and system-wide base configurations.
Demos
- Casts: https://protesilaos.com/code-casts
- Shots: https://gitlab.com/protesilaos/dotfiles-screenshots
Get my configs
To reproduce my custom desktop session on Debian 10 'buster', follow the detailed instructions in my book "Prot's Dots for Debian (PDFD)": https://protesilaos.com/pdfd. It is freely available under the terms of Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License Version 4.0 International.
PDFD will only offer guidance about the latest "fixed release" of my dotfiles. These are tagged with the appropriate annotation (formatted as -pdfd<?_label>) and are then synced with a separate code repo, titled "Code for PDFD": https://gitlab.com/protesilaos/cpdfd.
Do not track my dotfiles directly
My dotfiles' repo functions as a laboratory for my custom desktop session. I offer no support whatsoever about tracking it and may introduce breaking changes without prior notice.
Just use PDFD. It is why I spent an inordinate amount of time cleaning up the code, documenting it extensively, and ultimately writing instructions about how to reproduce it.
That granted, you can always open an issue here or contribute any fixes.
Copying
Unless otherwise noted, all code herein is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License Version 3 or later.