.conkerorrc:
added password management system implemented by XUL Runner (still needs to be tested)
.emacs:
added use of new extension "pastebin.el" (not available from arch repos & AUR)
added elisp template for automatic insertion on new files that end in '.el'
added the function 'open-scratch-buffer' which either switches to the current scratch buffer
or if one doesn't exist creates one, inserts the normal scratch message at the top and enables lisp-interaction-mode
added the new function 'toggle-window-split' curtiousy of http://www.emacswiki.org which toggles the orientation of window
splitting between two adjacent windows (either horizontal and verticle)
bound the function 'toggle-window-split' to "C-x 4 t"
stop the annoying startup screen from being displayed
.ncmpcpp/config:
new file added to config used to control ncmpcpp's settings
.xmonad/xmonad.hs:
simply fixed a formatting error not relating to syntax..removed empty space at the end of a line
Signed-off-by: Collin Doering <rekahsoft@gmail.com>
set default executable for run-haskell
.stumpwmrc
added a few keybindings mainly relating to window groups
.xmonad/xmonad.hs
added a few more workspaces and logical keys to bind them to
Signed-off-by: Collin Doering <rekahsoft@gmail.com>
Cleaned up comments in .bashrc and .zshrc
Added file .ghci for use of ghci; all it does currently is change the prompt
MC automatic made changes to .mc/ini
Re-added .pentadactylrc..for some reason i removed it..i still use firefox + pentadactyl as my backup browser (second to conkeror)
Added quiet a few new features to .stumpwmrc including:
* use of swank (so i can connect to the stumpwm lisp process using slime (M-x slime-connect) port 5005
* some nice keybindings to make life easier..
Changed the border width used by xmonad as well as added the use of GridView (.xmonad/xmonad.hs)
Signed-off-by: Collin Doering <rekahsoft@gmail.com>
* conkeror configuration fil (long past due)
* a lisp template to autoinsert in .emacs for .lisp files
* a ratpoison wm config file
* a not-really-started stumpwm config
* vim config file for those odd times out of emacs :S
Signed-off-by: Collin Doering <rekahsoft@gmail.com>
* fixed a typo in .emacs relating to the haskell template used
* automatic work done on .mc/ini by mc it self
* added nvlc to the list of programs to run in screen
* added a new alias "skreen" = "screen -c /dev/null" to both .bashrc and .zshrc
* changed both .xinitrc and .xmonad/xmonad.hs to support urxvt daemon/client shared terminal
Signed-off-by: Collin Doering <rekahsoft@gmail.com>
in both .emacs and .emacs.d/templates/scheme-template.scm
Also since the rkd-conf project now expects your config to diverge projects
are now handeled per host with the possibility to still pull from the generic
(although this is not clean); still looking into a way to diff between diverged git projects
One way is to simply keep an updated copy of the rkd-conf generic so you can diff your
diverged config against it like so:
diff ~/path/to/you/conf/dir/target_diff_file path/to/rkd-conf/generic/target_diff_file
..you could make this a little nicer by writting a little script that does:
cdiff <file> => diff ~/path/to/you/conf/dir/<file> path/to/rkd-conf/generic/<file>
where cdiff is the name of the script in this case. Sorry for the long commit message.
Added clojure support to emacs (requires aur/emacs-clojure-mode-git, clojure, aur/clojure-contrib-git, aur/swank-clojure-git, maven)
Added path for maven (required for building clojure-contrib-git from the aur)
Starting to refine use of git..Now have seperate projects for each system and a generic git tree to start from
Main changes are just some alias' to easily access rekahsoft-mini thorugh port-knocking + ssh
As well as a xbindkeys configuration setup for most generic keyboards and the HHKB2
The main goal is to keep a generic git project that can be modified locally on a per user/host basis
and then backuped using git clone and kept to date with git pull/fetch (on a per user/host basis with possible generic additions and upgrades
gooing into the public git repo (still setting up the url) and the gitweb is here: http://rekahsoft.homelinux.org/gitweb
