The current crystal binary in nixpkgs complains about not finding pcre
when you try to compile anything with it, so crystal-flake is necessary
to have a working crystal environment under NixOS.
crystal-flake additionally packages crystalline, which is nice since no
one has been able to successfully create a pull request for nixpkgs yet.
Reference: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/129002
After waiting 41 minutes to produce an output iso of 6.9 GB, the iso
itself failed to boot when trying to start it. Rather than dealing with
this excruciatingly long build process, I'd much rather use nixos-rebuild
build-vm.
This commit removes theme.cr in favor of Mica, a universal way to change
color schemes. This lets me better create abstractions for the scheme
changing functionality, making it easier to both add and apply color
schemes with different combinations of software.
This commit:
- Moves the rest of the packages from packages.sh to PKGBUILD
- Updates the README to include upstream packages instead of relying on
our own local versions of them
- Removes the rest of the legacy install scripts
- Adds some missing config options and other useful commands to the
README and help files
- Removes the local copy of launch-cmd in favor of upstream instead
- Moves a variety of smaller help files to other.md
- Adds fish information to other.md
- Moves automation information to install-guide.sh
- Removes the local copy of Arch Silence in favor of upstream instead
- Updates theme_helper.cr before eventually removing it in favor of Mica
As much as I'd like to make a password manager, putting all the
functionality in this repository isn't going to work. With that being
said, I may or may not make an improved version of "pass" in the future.
Stay tuned!
As much as maid was fun to write (and use!), having two separate files
for each of your dotfiles is a fundamentally flawed design. Using GNU
Stow for dotfiles is a much better way to get things done since the
files are linked: updating ~/.vimrc will automatically update the .vimrc
in your dotfiles directory, and vice versa.
Additionally, GNU Stow makes it easy to pick and choose the dotfiles
that you want to use. If you don't want to use a certain configuration
anymore, it's easy to "stow -D <config>" instead of having to manually
go into the .config directory and remove the offending files.
As much as having true color support in the terminal is cool, it doesn't
really make sense for primary output. Not all terminals support true
color and ttys don't exactly handle true color well either.
This commit adds theme support (through .Xresources) for i3 and polybar.
As an added bonus, theme.cr has been updated to make changing these
colors automatic.
The termite config has been updated to reflect the new settings from
theme.cr.
