Dotfiles managed with chezmoi.
These are a few of my favorite things:
aerc # email client
bat # enhanced cat clone
bluetuil # bluetooth manager
bun # javascript toolkit
catnip # audio visualizer
direnv # environment switcher
entr # file watcher
eza # ls replacement
fastfetch # system information tool
feh # image viewer
fnm # node version manager
fzf # fuzzy finder
gh # github cli
git # version control
hstr # history browser
hugo # static site generator
hut # sr.ht cli
jujutsu # git compatible vcs
jj-fzf # fzf jujutsu browser
jq # json processor
newsboat # rss reader
nvim # text editor
rustup # rust toolchain
senpai # irc client
slop # select screen area
starship # prompt
tldr # quick command reference
tmux # terminal multiplexer
yazi # tui file browser
zoxide # enhanced cd replacement
zsh # shelli3 # window manager
blender # 3d modeling
cider # Apple music client
dunst # notification daemon
feh # image viewer
firefox # web browser
galculator # calculator
gimp # image editor
greenclip # clipboard manager
kcolorpicker # color picker
kitty # terminal emulator
obsidian # note taking app
picom # compositor
scrot # screenshot tool
sunshine # streaming remote-desktop
tridactyl # vim-like browser add-on
zathura # pdf readerThis script lets you draw a window to size a new kitty terminal.
#!/usr/bin/env bash
# vim: set filetype=sh :
# Function to check if a command exists
command_exists() {
command -v "$1" >/dev/null 2>&1
}
# Check for required dependencies
for cmd in kitty i3-msg slop; do
if ! command_exists "$cmd"; then
echo "Error: Required command '$cmd' is not installed." >&2
exit 1
fi
done
launch_kitty() {
local instance_name=$1
local current_dir=$2
local user_command=$3
if [ -n "$user_command" ]; then
# Launch Kitty with the specified command and working directory
# --hold -- zsh -lic '$user_command'"
i3-msg -q "exec --no-startup-id kitty --class $instance_name --directory $current_dir \
--hold zsh -lic $user_command"
else
# Launch Kitty without any specific command
i3-msg -q "exec --no-startup-id kitty --class $instance_name --directory $current_dir"
fi
}
# Use slop to get the selected area
geometry=$(slop -f "%x %y %w %h")
if [ -z "$geometry" ]; then
echo "Selection canceled."
exit 1
fi
read -r x y width height <<<"$geometry"
# Generate a unique instance name using the current timestamp
instance_name="floating_kitty_$(date +%s%N)"
current_dir=$(pwd)
if [ $# -gt 0 ]; then
if [ "$1" == "." ]; then
# Argument is '.', open Kitty in the current directory without additional commands
launch_kitty "$instance_name" "$current_dir"
else
# Combine the provided arguments into a single command string
user_command="$*"
launch_kitty "$instance_name" "$current_dir" "$user_command"
fi
else
# No arguments provided, launch Kitty without any specific command
launch_kitty "$instance_name" "$current_dir"
fi
# Small delay to ensure the window is created
sleep 0.4
# Move the Kitty window to the desired position and resize it
i3-msg -q "[instance=\"$instance_name\"] floating enable, resize set $width $height, move absolute position $x $y"This script creates a popup session that can be called from within an existing
tmux session using the keybinding prefix + t.
#!/usr/bin/env bash
width=${2:-60%}
height=${2:-80%}
if [ "$(tmux display-message -p -F "#{session_name}")" = "popup" ]; then
tmux detach-client
else
tmux popup -d '#{pane_current_path}' -xC -yC -w$width -h$height -E "tmux attach -t popup || tmux new -s popup"
fi