meta: Remove ncmpcpp

Although using ncmpcpp was an interesting experience, I now value the
convenience of software like navidrome more than the minimalist traits
of ncmpcpp. Realistically I should never encounter a time where
listening to music within a terminal interface is mandatory, and simply
using a web interface with optional apps drastically simplifies things.

ncmpcpp/.config/ncmpcpp/bindings

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-# New Start: A modern Arch workflow built with an emphasis on functionality.
-# Copyright (C) 2017 Donovan Glover
-
-# Prevent the mouse from interfering with ncmpcpp
-def_key "mouse"
-    dummy
-
-# Disable the arrow keys
-def_key "left"
-    dummy
-def_key "down"
-    dummy
-def_key "up"
-    dummy
-def_key "right"
-    dummy
-def_key "shift-up"
-    dummy
-def_key "shift-down"
-    dummy
-
-# Disable other functionality we don't want
-def_key "P"
-    dummy
-def_key  "L"
-    dummy
-def_key "+"
-    dummy
-def_key "!"
-    dummy
-
-# Use the home row as an alternative to arrow keys
-# This also lets you use the h/l keys like ranger to
-# move through directories and other structures. It
-# also lets you use l to play songs and add tracks
-# to the current playlist.
-def_key "h"
-    previous_column
-def_key "h"
-    jump_to_parent_directory
-def_key "j"
-    scroll_down
-def_key "k"
-    scroll_up
-def_key "l"
-    next_column
-def_key "l"
-    enter_directory
-def_key "l"
-    play_item
-
-# Use the home row for selecting and moving things
-def_key "K"
-    move_sort_order_up
-def_key "K"
-    move_selected_items_up
-def_key "J"
-    move_sort_order_down
-def_key "J"
-    move_selected_items_down
-def_key "H"
-    select_item
-    scroll_down
-def_key "L"
-    select_item
-    scroll_up
-
-# Easily clear the current selection
-def_key "'"
-    remove_selection
-
-# Easily scroll up and down, vim style
-# Using "d" and "u" directly is also supported, similar to VimFx
-def_key "ctrl-u"
-    page_up
-def_key "ctrl-d"
-    page_down
-def_key "u"
-    page_up
-def_key "d"
-    page_down
-
-# Use n for next and N for previous, just like vim
-def_key "n"
-    next_found_item
-def_key "N"
-    previous_found_item
-
-# Easily switch between the playlist and browser views
-def_key "t"
-    next_screen
-
-# Sane movement defaults (g = top, G = bottom)
-def_key "g"
-    move_home
-def_key "G"
-    move_end
-
-# Use "w" and "b" to go to the next and previous tracks respectively
-def_key "w"
-    next
-def_key "b"
-    previous
-
-# Use ";" and "," to move through the track
-def_key ";"
-    seek_forward
-def_key ","
-    seek_backward
-
-# Use "f" to apply filters (used often)
-def_key "f"
-    apply_filter
-
-# Use "i" instead of insert to select items
-def_key "i"
-    select_item
-
-# Set x to delete since we don't use crossfade. This
-# is similar to the functionality seen in VimFx.
-def_key "x"
-    delete_playlist_items
-def_key "x"
-    delete_browser_items
-def_key "x"
-    delete_stored_playlist
-
-# Use "U" to update the music database
-def_key "U"
-    update_database
-
-# Add random songs to the current playlist
-def_key "m"
-    add_random_items
-
-# vim:ft=conf

ncmpcpp/.config/ncmpcpp/config

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-# New Start: A modern Arch workflow built with an emphasis on functionality.
-# Copyright (C) 2017-2018 Donovan Glover
-
-# Change the directory from ~/.ncmpcpp to ~/.config/ncmpcpp
-ncmpcpp_directory = "~/.config/ncmpcpp"
-
-# Load music files from the ~/Music directory
-mpd_music_dir = "~/Music"
-
-# Always use the "new" user interface
-user_interface = "alternative"
-
-# Always center the new song when changing tracks
-autocenter_mode = "yes"
-
-# Let files be physically deleted inside ncmpcpp
-# Change to "yes" if you want to physically delete songs while listing to them
-allow_for_physical_item_deletion = "no"
-
-# Disable mouse support
-mouse_support = "no"
-
-execute_on_song_change = "~/.config/mpd/mpdnotify"

ncmpcpp/README.md

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-# ncmpcpp
-
-[ncmpcpp][ncmpcpp] is a music player client for the terminal.
-
-## Use Cases
-
-ncmpcpp can be used to:
-
-- Manage your entire music library from a pretty terminal interface
-- Let your music player have a color scheme consistent to your setup
-- Add music functionality in your rice screenshot
-
-You should not use ncmpcpp if:
-
-- You use a desktop environment that already has a music player
-- You do not want to use mpd
-
-[ncmpcpp]: https://github.com/arybczak/ncmpcpp