SMIT

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/1130336913459511356/1130345187319762974/smit.png dotfiles for my new Arch linux machine, SMIT I'll just be posting my work on SMIT here
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Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP2y ago
Worked on the lock screen today, adding some blur and a minimal lock system unlike the default i3lock I use i3lock-color but may change this in the future as there is no maintained i3lock-color package
Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP2y ago
But for now here it is (uses ffmpeg for blur and img overlay)
Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP2y ago
May use picom to change the fade in animation as well, but for now I'm moving on to cleaning up the i3 config and working on polybar Quickly made a logo for smit in gimp
Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP2y ago
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Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP2y ago
If you want my autograph you'll have to get in line I'll be signing soon :) Current i3 config
keith
keith2y ago
@earth's bird is there a repo yet?
<Tim>
<Tim>2y ago
Beautiful 😂
Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP2y ago
No sadly, there will be once I have finished all the dotfiles, or at least get them to a point I'm happy with What can I say, I'm a little bit of an ⭐ artist ⭐ Wrote a small tool to grab the top 10 processes with the highest ram usage when clicking the RAM text on the polybar it will display these processes Did the same for the CPU as well As an added bonus it also fetches the cpu's temperature
Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP2y ago
Gif wallpaper code
Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP2y ago
To avoid OH-MY-ZSH bloat all themes, and plugins are installed and sourced manually Significantly decreases shell startup by avoiding OH-MY-ZSH Going to try out fish shell for a bit and see if I like it
Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP2y ago
Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP2y ago
As my wonderful voice over shows the animated background loves to take a toll on the cpu and does show some effect on the ram as well The animated background gets split into it's frames at system startup and stored under /tmp/ Doing this allows me to stop and start the animated background almost instantaneously without issue
<Tim>
<Tim>2y ago
Nice And at least you can hit the shortcut with one hand haha
Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP2y ago
Yeah... weird keybind but it works Now mod+shift+a also makes sure to kill any already running gifbg.sh scripts running as to avoid starting multiple gifbg.sh instances Added audio controls such as pausing, skipping, and going back on music tracks As well as skipping ahead (or back) 15 seconds This is also able to be done via rofi, using @mrHeavenli's rofi-playerctl script (which I have slightly modified for my tastes) Screen brightness now is also binded Using brightnessctl over something like xbacklight Working with the fish shell now, just finished making my terminal all pretty ⭐ Nvim is now also configured back to my liking using my old computers dotfiles, and then many changes to it to suit my new needs. Added controls for i3 gaps changing inner and outer gaps. May make this a mode similar to the i3 resize mode.
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Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP2y ago
Shows status of the audio (playing, paused, stopped), changed the icons with Nerdfont icons, shortens the name of the player if it exceeds a set length and then appends an ellipse Well pretty much just working on random stuff, my github page kind of says it all...
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Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP12mo ago
No problem Added a fun little move keybind to my vim config
Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP12mo ago
Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP12mo ago
It looks a bit silly because the LSP isn't able to help me out when this is done in a text file When done in an actual code file like .py, .c, .cpp, and etc it works best Here is just another example
Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP12mo ago
Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP11mo ago
Added harpoon A file manager allowing me to jump through files instantly in an intuitive way Within just the few weeks I've used it I learned I can't live without it I also installed LSP zero Setting up lsp-config, and Mason for me I switched my plugin manager to Lazy.nvim instead of packer as packer is no longer maintained, and Lazy.nvim is much faster (with a cleaner ui) I now use fugitive to handle my git repo, making it easy to make commits and add files right from neovim I have installed telescope to make it easier to navigate my file tree / project directory with fuzzy finding I also installed and configured undotree, as now I'm able to easily go back to changes, and with the branch system it uses no matter how many times I undo, redo, change, redo, undo. It'll have all my changes I've also been messing around with floaterm so I can have a little cute terminal without leaving neovim or needing a separate tab in my terminal And that's it for this update on smit :) Added a highlighting group for trailing whitespace along with a keybind to remove them all
Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP11mo ago
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Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP11mo ago
Nice
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Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP11mo ago
I've been finding myself using Neovim less and less when working on my Mac machine Instead I've been using Zed a lot, Zed is written in rust and is fast. Not just fast but FAST
keith
keith11mo ago
is terminal or gui?
Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP11mo ago
And extremely light, and when factoring in my terminal with neovim it's actually faster gui
Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP11mo ago
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Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP11mo ago
But it's only for MacOS but it has been optimized like hell for it Triple back buffering, and running at 120fps
keith
keith11mo ago
thats gay
Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP11mo ago
Not really, I mean they hope to have it on other systems but lots of time has gone into optimizing it
keith
keith11mo ago
that's good tho
Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP11mo ago
Zed
Zed - Code at the speed of thought
Zed is a high-performance, multiplayer code editor from the creators of Atom and Tree-sitter.
Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP11mo ago
This blog got me to download Zed
keith
keith11mo ago
I need a lightweight code editor for when I'm editing small files and don't need to load 75 extensions that's the reason (at least for me) why vscode is so slow
Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP11mo ago
Zed is super light, and I love it for that. It has all the features I want (even coming with a vim mode out of the box) It's got collab support out-of-box as well Support for inline ChatGPT usage and Github Copilot Supports keymaps from quite a few editors I'm using VSCodes currently
Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP11mo ago
Meaning command prompt show up like
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Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP11mo ago
Project diagnostics
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Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP11mo ago
Sadly though I'll still be sticking to Neovim for most of everything As Zed lacks plugin support, which makes it hard for me to work properly and how I want I can't use zls (zig lsp), can't get highlighting for languages like Zig, CMake, Make And I'm much faster as a developer with neovim, but for small files and projects Zed is amazing
Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP11mo ago
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Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP10mo ago
I shared some more Zed feedback about inconsistencies with pasting Jeez I want a shell theme that always has me typing my command at col 0 and have all the extra info on the right hand side
keith
keith10mo ago
huh?
Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP10mo ago
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Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP10mo ago
Blue is where I would like my cursor to always be
keith
keith10mo ago
ooooh I see
Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP10mo ago
And red is where it is It gets annoying
keith
keith10mo ago
just use a different prompter
Dumb Bird
Dumb BirdOP10mo ago
None have the style I want that keep the cursor at col 0
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