This is my settings use nix.
To use this simple run the brew.bash installation shell script.
To use the apt.bash installation shell script
pacman -S --needed - < pkglist.txt| Usage | Application |
|---|---|
| imap:mbsync smtp:msmtp gnus | |
| Crypt | gnu2 sops |
| Editor | Emacs, neovim |
| Shell | Zsh |
| Shell manager | Oh-my-zsh |
| Searcher | rg, atuin |
| Termial | alacritty |
| Chat | QQ, Wechat, Erc |
| Presentation | Reveal.js |
| GTD | Org Agenda |
| Notes | Org Roam |
| Graph Draw | Plantuml, Ditaa, Gnuplot |
| Documentation View | Dash |
| Book Writing | Gitbook |
| Finance | Ledger |
| Auto Deploy | Systemd, Docker |
| Academic Writing | Pandadoc, Org mode |
| Desktop | Xmonad -> hyprland |
This is how to set up Chinese input in Ubuntu
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.input-sources sources "[('xkb', 'us'), ('ibus', 'Unikey')]"I did love and enjoy the key-bindings of vim, from the day I switch from the emacs, but I switch back shortly because of the 2 main reasons.
- Emacs plugins works on my windows but the my vim got some problem and I have to dirty my configuration files so much to fixed.
- I need to use playframework for development and the emacs support ensime very well.
I move from emacs to vim then to neovim and now I am using the spacemacs, I think the configuration for everyone will become the same after long period of learning and copying from others, so it is good to give the community driven software a try.
cp /path/to/backups/*.gpg ~/.gnupg/
#Inport gpg
gpg --import-ownertrust chrisroos-ownertrust-gpg.txt