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#+TITLE: cfg

#+AUTHOR: Abhinav Tushar



#+PROPERTY: header-args :exports both :results output



Configuration scripts and notes in literate style configuration using Org-Babel.

The configurations kept here are for the following machines:



1. ~euclid-red~ that runs Manjaro with StumpWM (X). This is primarily a keyboard

   driven system (Legion Y720) and stays at my home workspace.

2. ~euclid-blue~ that runs Manjaro with GNOME (Wayland). This is a convertible

   laptop (HP Spectre x360) that I use to move around, read, and take notes.

3. ~euclid-black~ is my Android based cell phone.

4. ~euclid-white~ is an M1 Macbook Air (2020) from my current workplace.

5. ~euclid-silver~ is a Raspberry PI 4 with Home Assistant OS used for home

   automation and other home network applications.



Name prefix has a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pi_(film)][historical reason]]. There are a few other cloud machines other

than these. The repository itself has a few other items and assets that might

not be connected with the process in this org file.



* Basic packages & shell setup

My current OS is Manjaro across almost all Linux systems so this stage is common

across my two main machines.



#+BEGIN_SRC bash

uname -a

#+END_SRC



#+RESULTS:

: Linux euclid-red 5.15.89-1-MANJARO #1 SMP PREEMPT Wed Jan 18 20:37:11 UTC 2023 x86_64 GNU/Linux



Install ~yay~ before going ahead:



#+begin_src bash :dir /sudo::

pacman -S yay

#+end_src



For blue:

#+BEGIN_SRC bash

yay -S $(grep -vE "^\s*#" ./packages/manjaro.euclid-blue | tr "\n" " ")

#+END_SRC



For red:

#+BEGIN_SRC bash

yay -S $(grep -vE "^\s*#" ./packages/manjaro.euclid-red | tr "\n" " ")

#+END_SRC



Now that ~fish~ is installed, we will set it as the default shell.



#+BEGIN_SRC bash

  chsh -s $(which fish)

#+END_SRC



Install fish packages



#+begin_src shell

  # Install fisher

  curl -sL https://git.io/fisher | source && fisher install jorgebucaran/fisher



  for p in (cat ./fish/.config/fish/fishfile)

      fisher install $p

  end

#+end_src



#+BEGIN_SRC shell

stow -t ~/ fish

stow -t ~/ git

stow -t ~/ scripts

#+END_SRC



* Window Management

All of these are for the main machine running StumpWM.



#+BEGIN_SRC shell

stow -t ~/ stumpwm

stow -t ~/ polybar

stow -t ~/ dunst

stow -t ~/ picom

stow -t ~/ redshift

#+END_SRC



** Rofi

Use theme set up from [[https://github.com/adi1090x/rofi][here]] and the following colors.



#+begin_src

/* colors */

,* {

  al:      #00000000;

  bg:      #2E3440ff;

  se:      #374C6Bff;

  fg:      #D8DEE9cc;

  ac:      #81A1C1ff;

  red:     #434C5Eff;

  green:   #475C6Bff;

  yellow:  #8a9899ff;

  blue:    #42A5F5ff;

  purple:  #B48EADff;

  cyan:    #4DD0E1ff;

}

#+end_src



** Stumpwm



Need two sbcl setups. The one from main repo is going to run stumpwm with swank.

The following snip setups that. Needs quicklisp:



#+BEGIN_SRC shell

sbcl --eval "(ql:quickload '(clx-truetype swank stumpwm cl-strings inferior-shell))" --quit

mkdir -p ~/stumpwm

#+END_SRC



Clone the repo and use make from there on

#+BEGIN_SRC shell :dir ~/stumpwm/

git clone https://github.com/stumpwm/stumpwm

# Should checkout to some version

git clone https://github.com/stumpwm/stumpwm-contrib ./contrib

#+END_SRC



Here goes the xinitrc

#+BEGIN_SRC shell :tangle ~/.xinitrc

#!/bin/sh



xrandr --setprovideroutputsource modesetting NVIDIA-0

xrandr --auto

exec stumpwm

#+END_SRC



#+BEGIN_SRC shell

chmod +x ~/.xinitrc

#+END_SRC



I might also need to disable the default display manager. See [[https://askubuntu.com/a/882436][this]].



There might be a font loading issue which is fixed by ~(xft:cache-fonts)~.



* Fonts

Few fonts are already installed when I install the basic packages. Rest are

listed here.



** Custom Iosevka

#+BEGIN_SRC shell :dir /sudo::

git clone [email protected]:lepisma/iosevka-lepisma /tmp/iosevka-lepisma

mkdir /usr/share/fonts/iosevka/

mv /tmp/iosevka-lepisma/ttf/patched/*ttf /usr/share/fonts/iosevka/

#+END_SRC



Override medium fonts

#+BEGIN_SRC shell :dir /sudo::/usr/share/fonts

yes | cp iosevka/iosevka-lepisma-regular.ttf iosevka/iosevka-lepisma-medium.ttf

yes | cp iosevka/iosevka-lepisma-italic.ttf iosevka/iosevka-lepisma-mediumitalic.ttf

yes | cp iosevka/iosevka-lepisma-oblique.ttf iosevka/iosevka-lepisma-mediumoblique.ttf



fc-cache -f

#+END_SRC



** Et book

#+BEGIN_SRC shell :dir /sudo::

git clone [email protected]:edwardtufte/et-book /tmp/et-book

mkdir /usr/share/fonts/et-book/

mv /tmp/et-book/et-book/*/*.ttf /usr/share/fonts/et-book/



fc-cache -f

#+END_SRC



** All the Icons

#+BEGIN_SRC elisp

(require 'all-the-icons)

(all-the-icons-install-fonts)

#+END_SRC



* Terminal

I use Konsole as the terminal emulator across machines.



#+BEGIN_SRC init :tangle ~/.local/share/konsole/lepisma.profile

[Appearance]

AntiAliasFonts=true

BoldIntense=true

ColorScheme=Nordic

Font=Iosevka,12,-1,5,50,0,0,0,0,0

LineSpacing=4

UseFontLineChararacters=false



[Cursor Options]

CursorShape=1



[General]

Command=/usr/bin/fish

DimWhenInactive=false

Directory=/home/lepisma/Desktop

LocalTabTitleFormat=%d | %n

Name=lepisma

Parent=FALLBACK/

RemoteTabTitleFormat=%d | %n

TerminalCenter=false

TerminalMargin=10



[Interaction Options]

AutoCopySelectedText=true



[Scrolling]

HistoryMode=2

ScrollBarPosition=2



[Terminal Features]

BlinkingCursorEnabled=true

UrlHintsModifiers=67108864

#+END_SRC



#+BEGIN_SRC shell

cp ./konsole/Nordic.colorscheme ~/.local/share/konsole/Nordic.colorscheme

#+END_SRC



* Languages

Programming language setup as needed. I only keep primary languages here and

rest as on-demand.



** Python setup

First set up [[https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv][pyenv]].



#+BEGIN_SRC shell

pip install -r ./packages/pip

#+END_SRC



IPython init



#+BEGIN_SRC python :tangle ~/.ipython/profile_default/startup/00-auto.py

get_ipython().magic("%load_ext autoreload")

get_ipython().magic("%autoreload 2")

#+END_SRC



** Node

I use node primarily for a few CLI tools listed [[./packages/node][here]].



* Email

** ~euclid-red~

On this machine, I use a combination of offlineimap and mu4e.



#+BEGIN_SRC shell

stow -t ~/ offlineimap

#+END_SRC



Create ~.authinfo.gpg~ file in ~~/~ with two items like the following for each

account:



#+begin_example

# -*- epa-file-encrypt-to: ("") -*-

machine imap.gmail.com name gmail-imap port 993 login <> password <> email <>

machine smtp.gmail.com name gmail-smtp port 465 login <> password <> email <>

#+end_example



#+begin_src ini :tangle ~/.local/share/applications/compose-mail.desktop

[Desktop Entry]

Type=Application

Name=Compose Mail

Exec=/home/lepisma/bin/compose-mail %u

StartupNotify=false

MimeType=x-scheme-handler/mailto

#+end_src



* Setup hardware

** Bluetooth sinks

Dumping commands. Need to enable bluetooth service and stuff.



#+begin_src shell

  pacmd list-sinks | grep -e 'name:' -e 'index:'

  pacmd set-default-sink 

>>>>>>> ce96b50 (add example for authinfo entry)

#+end_src



** ~euclid-blue~

I have been using geary here and that works well.



* Default Programs

As a common item, I have a script ~www~ that dispatches urls to the right browser.

That's supposed to be set as the primary web handler.



#+BEGIN_SRC ini :tangle ~/.local/share/applications/www.desktop

[Desktop Entry]

Encoding=UTF-8

Version=1.0

Type=Application

NoDisplay=true

Exec=/home/lepisma/bin/www

Name=www

Comment=Browser dispatch

#+END_SRC



Org protocol for capturing literature nodes

#+begin_src ini :tangle ~/.local/share/applications/org-protocol.desktop

[Desktop Entry]

Name=Org-Protocol

Exec=emacsclient %u

Icon=emacs-icon

Type=Application

Terminal=false

MimeType=x-scheme-handler/org-protocol

#+end_src



** ~euclid-red~

#+BEGIN_SRC shell

  xdg-mime default feh.desktop image/jpeg

  xdg-mime default feh.desktop image/png

  xdg-mime default www.desktop x-scheme-handler/http

  xdg-mime default www.desktop x-scheme-handler/https

  xdg-mime default compose-mail.desktop x-scheme-handler/mailto

  xdg-mime default org.kde.okular.desktop application/pdf

  xdg-mime default org-protocol.desktop x-scheme-handler/org-protocol



  handlr set inode/directory nautilus.desktop

  handlr set .doc org.onlyoffice.desktopeditors.desktop

  handlr set .docx org.onlyoffice.desktopeditors.desktop

#+END_SRC



** ~euclid-blue~

I don't have much customization here and I let GNOME handle most of items.



#+BEGIN_SRC shell

  xdg-mime default www.desktop x-scheme-handler/http

  xdg-mime default www.desktop x-scheme-handler/https

  xdg-mime default org-protocol.desktop x-scheme-handler/org-protocol

#+END_SRC



* Hardware

Hardware specific configurations or installation steps.



** ~euclid-red~

*** Graphics Tablet

For Wacom One, run ~configure-tablet~.



*** Touchpad

Two finger for right click.



#+begin_src ini :tangle /sudo::/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/99-synaptics-overrides.conf

Section "InputClass"

	Identifier "touchpad overrides"

	Driver "libinput"

	MatchIsTouchpad "on"

	Option "Tapping" "on"

	Option "TappingButtonMap" "lrm"

EndSection

#+end_src



*** Keyboards

Swap keys on laptop's main board.



#+BEGIN_SRC ini :tangle ~/.Xmodmap

clear lock

clear control

keycode 66 = Control_L

add control = Control_L Control_R

#+END_SRC



*** Macropad

Installed KMonad and set up [[./keyboard/kmonad.service][the service]] for macropad.



*** Graphics Card

My laptop has Intel /and/ Nvidia card. I switch to just Nvidia drivers which works

well for me. Relevant portion for ~xinitrc~:



#+BEGIN_SRC shell

# Goes above exec stump..

xrandr --setprovideroutputsource modesetting NVIDIA-0

xrandr --auto

#+END_SRC



*** Streamdeck

Import config from ~~./streamdeck~.



** ~euclid-blue~

*** Battery

Install ~tlp~ (already done in package installation), and enable the service.



#+begin_src shell

  systemctl enable tlp.service

  systemctl start tlp.service

#+end_src



*** Keyboard

Installed KMonad and set up [[./keyboard/kmonad.euclid-blue.service][this service]] for colemak-dh.



*** Touch Scrolling

Firefox needs some configuration to enable intuitive scrolling in touchscreen

laptops. [[https://superuser.com/questions/1151161/enable-touch-scrolling-in-firefox][Here]] is a guide.