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New Start
Vim is my editor, *nix is my IDE.
New Start is built on top of Arch GNU/Linux and consists of my dotfiles, install scripts, help files, and custom software.
Features
- Universal themes
- All Base16 themes supported.
- It is trivial to make your own themes.
- One command to change the color schemes in all the software you use.
- Mouse-free
- Never reach for your mouse again.
- Vim-inspired keybindings.
- Reproducability
- Install the system from scratch and have the exact same configuration as before.
- It is trivial to make your own live usb of the system.
Before You Begin
- Linux is not an operating system. All the so-called "Linux" distributions are actually distributions of GNU/Linux.
- Arch GNU/Linux is rolling-release. There is no such thing as having to install a new version of Arch.
- Free software gives you complete control over your computing. If something doesn't work, it's more often than not user error.
- Keep it simple. At the end of the day, you only need to use your computer for a few specific tasks, such as listening to music, writing software, sending messages, and using the internet. Don't overcomplicate things.
This system is different from your traditional point-click system. There is no such thing as "clicking the close button" here, or clicking anything for that matter.
Once mastered, the interface should not get in the way. Everything just works.
Installation
For installation, I assume that you already have a base Arch installation.
Install the packages from your local user account:
git clone https://github.com/GloverDonovan/new-start
cd new-start
makepkg
sudo pacman -U *.xz
If you don't have one already, install an AUR helper:
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/yay.git
cd yay
makepkg
sudo pacman -U *.xz
Next, use your AUR helper to install the AUR packages:
yay -S shotgun polybar ttf-noto htop-vim-git inox-bin waterfox-bin
Then choose which dotfiles you want to use:
mv dotfiles ~
cd ~/dotfiles
stow bspwm # Change this to whatever you want
Finally run startx
and you should have a working system!
NOTE: Above is just a prototype and is not finalized. Expect changes.
Getting Started
Dotfiles
My dotfiles aim to be simple, straight-forward, and to the point. If you want to know how something works, just man software
and /search
for what you need to know!
polybar/config
.zshrc
userChrome.css
- A bare-minimum browser that emphasizes keyboard usageuser.js
- Settings to make using the browser a more pleasurable experience
Some of the software I use include (in no particular order):
For a complete list of the packages included, see the PKGBUILD
.
Help Files
Help files are a way for me to keep track of all the useful commands I learn about certain software. They're compiled in easy-to-read files so I don't have to search the same thing over and over.
commands.md
- The majority of terminal commands I use on a daily basisgit.md
- There's a lot more to Git than you think (no pun intended)gpg.md
- Everything you need to know about GPGprofanity.md
- A primer on using XMPP with Profanityvim.md
- A complete reference to everything I know (and find worth mentioning) about vim
Contributing
If you want to improve the help files or other parts of New Start then please file an issue first. Pull requests are accepted, but I'd prefer if you made an issue first!
License
- Code is released under the GPLv3 license.
- The
install-guide.sh
and help files are released under the Creative Commons BY-SA license.