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[UPDATE] Use bootstrap and Makefile installation Instead of running `install.sh` to link all my packages, I split the configuration into its CLI components and packages that need a Xorg display server set-up. This uses the `bootstrap.sh` script to make sure the needed dependencies are installed. The `Makefile` can install all the packages or CLI ones only.
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CLI_PACKAGES := \
bash \
flake8 \
[ADD] GDB configuration files
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gdb \
[UPDATE] Use bootstrap and Makefile installation Instead of running `install.sh` to link all my packages, I split the configuration into its CLI components and packages that need a Xorg display server set-up. This uses the `bootstrap.sh` script to make sure the needed dependencies are installed. The `Makefile` can install all the packages or CLI ones only.
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git \
[ADD] Haskell configuration to Makefile
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haskell \
[UPDATE] Use bootstrap and Makefile installation Instead of running `install.sh` to link all my packages, I split the configuration into its CLI components and packages that need a Xorg display server set-up. This uses the `bootstrap.sh` script to make sure the needed dependencies are installed. The `Makefile` can install all the packages or CLI ones only.
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isort \
[ADD] Mypy configuration files
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mypy \
[UPDATE] Use bootstrap and Makefile installation Instead of running `install.sh` to link all my packages, I split the configuration into its CLI components and packages that need a Xorg display server set-up. This uses the `bootstrap.sh` script to make sure the needed dependencies are installed. The `Makefile` can install all the packages or CLI ones only.
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ranger \
[ADD] Remind package to Makefile
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remind \
[UPDATE] Use bootstrap and Makefile installation Instead of running `install.sh` to link all my packages, I split the configuration into its CLI components and packages that need a Xorg display server set-up. This uses the `bootstrap.sh` script to make sure the needed dependencies are installed. The `Makefile` can install all the packages or CLI ones only.
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scripts \
shell \
[ADD] ssh package to Makefile
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ssh \
[ADD] Tin configuration file The Makefile has to be modified to handle tin in a particular fashion, because Tin removes and then rewrite its whole configuration file after closing, instead of only modifying the file. A symbolic link to its whole configuration folder is therefore the only manageable way to keep the configuration linked.
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tin \
[UPDATE] Use bootstrap and Makefile installation Instead of running `install.sh` to link all my packages, I split the configuration into its CLI components and packages that need a Xorg display server set-up. This uses the `bootstrap.sh` script to make sure the needed dependencies are installed. The `Makefile` can install all the packages or CLI ones only.
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vim \
zsh \
VISUAL_PACKAGES := \
X \
desktop \
dunst \
[ADD] Fontconfig package with emoji support
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fontconfig \
[UPDATE] Use bootstrap and Makefile installation Instead of running `install.sh` to link all my packages, I split the configuration into its CLI components and packages that need a Xorg display server set-up. This uses the `bootstrap.sh` script to make sure the needed dependencies are installed. The `Makefile` can install all the packages or CLI ones only.
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i3 \
i3blocks \
redshift \
rofi \
termite \
tridactyl \
wallpapers \
[ADD] Zathura configuration files
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zathura \
[UPDATE] Use bootstrap and Makefile installation Instead of running `install.sh` to link all my packages, I split the configuration into its CLI components and packages that need a Xorg display server set-up. This uses the `bootstrap.sh` script to make sure the needed dependencies are installed. The `Makefile` can install all the packages or CLI ones only.
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CLI_DEPENDENCIES := \
aur/bitwarden-cli \
aur/cppreference \
aur/global \
aur/stdman \
aur/zsh-fast-syntax-highlighting-git \
community/bat \
[ADD] Ripgrep and fd dependencies to Makefile
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community/fd \
[UPDATE][VIM] Use globally installed fzf package
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community/fzf \
[UPDATE] Use bootstrap and Makefile installation Instead of running `install.sh` to link all my packages, I split the configuration into its CLI components and packages that need a Xorg display server set-up. This uses the `bootstrap.sh` script to make sure the needed dependencies are installed. The `Makefile` can install all the packages or CLI ones only.
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community/git-lfs \
community/lesspipe \
community/mosh \
[ADD] Mypy configuration files
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community/mypy \
[UPDATE] Use bootstrap and Makefile installation Instead of running `install.sh` to link all my packages, I split the configuration into its CLI components and packages that need a Xorg display server set-up. This uses the `bootstrap.sh` script to make sure the needed dependencies are installed. The `Makefile` can install all the packages or CLI ones only.
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community/pandoc \
[ADD] Ripgrep and fd dependencies to Makefile
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community/ripgrep \
[UPDATE] Use bootstrap and Makefile installation Instead of running `install.sh` to link all my packages, I split the configuration into its CLI components and packages that need a Xorg display server set-up. This uses the `bootstrap.sh` script to make sure the needed dependencies are installed. The `Makefile` can install all the packages or CLI ones only.
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community/shellcheck \
community/shfmt \
[ADD] Haskell installation to Makefile The `--copy-compiler-tool` flag is recommend in "An opiniated guide to Haskell in 2018".
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community/stack \
[UPDATE] Use bootstrap and Makefile installation Instead of running `install.sh` to link all my packages, I split the configuration into its CLI components and packages that need a Xorg display server set-up. This uses the `bootstrap.sh` script to make sure the needed dependencies are installed. The `Makefile` can install all the packages or CLI ones only.
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community/stow \
community/tig \
[FIX] Add missing udiskie package to Makefile
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community/udiskie \
[UPDATE] Use bootstrap and Makefile installation Instead of running `install.sh` to link all my packages, I split the configuration into its CLI components and packages that need a Xorg display server set-up. This uses the `bootstrap.sh` script to make sure the needed dependencies are installed. The `Makefile` can install all the packages or CLI ones only.
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community/zsh-completions \
core/archlinux-keyring \
core/openssh \
extra/bash-completion \
extra/ctags \
extra/git \
extra/imagemagick \
extra/keychain \
extra/networkmanager \
extra/zsh \
VISUAL_DEPENDENCIES := \
aur/bitwarden-rofi \
aur/i3-battery-popup-git \
aur/i3blocks-contrib-git \
aur/networkmanager-dmenu-git \
[ADD][I3] Syncthing tray icon
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aur/qsyncthingtray \
[FIX] Add missing rofi-dmenu package to Makefile
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aur/rofi-dmenu \
[ADD][I3] Emoji selector using Rofi
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aur/rofi-emoji \
[UPDATE] Use bootstrap and Makefile installation Instead of running `install.sh` to link all my packages, I split the configuration into its CLI components and packages that need a Xorg display server set-up. This uses the `bootstrap.sh` script to make sure the needed dependencies are installed. The `Makefile` can install all the packages or CLI ones only.
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aur/spotify \
[FIX] Add missing i3blocks dependencies to Makefile
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community/acpi \
[UPDATE] Use bootstrap and Makefile installation Instead of running `install.sh` to link all my packages, I split the configuration into its CLI components and packages that need a Xorg display server set-up. This uses the `bootstrap.sh` script to make sure the needed dependencies are installed. The `Makefile` can install all the packages or CLI ones only.
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community/dunst \
[ADD][I3] Flameshot mapping
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community/flameshot \
[FIX] Add missing i3lock-color package to Makefile
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community/i3lock-color \
[UPDATE] Use bootstrap and Makefile installation Instead of running `install.sh` to link all my packages, I split the configuration into its CLI components and packages that need a Xorg display server set-up. This uses the `bootstrap.sh` script to make sure the needed dependencies are installed. The `Makefile` can install all the packages or CLI ones only.
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community/playerctl \
community/redshift \
[ADD][I3] Syncthing tray icon
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community/syncthing \
[FIX] Add missing i3blocks dependencies to Makefile
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community/sysstat \
[FIX] Add missing termite package to Makefile
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community/termite \
[UPDATE] Use bootstrap and Makefile installation Instead of running `install.sh` to link all my packages, I split the configuration into its CLI components and packages that need a Xorg display server set-up. This uses the `bootstrap.sh` script to make sure the needed dependencies are installed. The `Makefile` can install all the packages or CLI ones only.
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community/xautolock \
community/xsel \
community/zathura \
community/zathura-cb \
community/zathura-djvu \
community/zathura-pdf-poppler \
community/zathura-ps \
extra/firefox \
extra/nm-connection-editor \
[ADD] Fontconfig package with emoji support
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extra/noto-fonts-emoji \
[UPDATE] Use bootstrap and Makefile installation Instead of running `install.sh` to link all my packages, I split the configuration into its CLI components and packages that need a Xorg display server set-up. This uses the `bootstrap.sh` script to make sure the needed dependencies are installed. The `Makefile` can install all the packages or CLI ones only.
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extra/thunderbird \
extra/vlc \
RUST_DEPENDENCIES := \
clippy \
rustfmt \
[ADD] Haskell installation to Makefile The `--copy-compiler-tool` flag is recommend in "An opiniated guide to Haskell in 2018".
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HASKELL_DEPENDENCIES := \
brittany \
hlint \
[UPDATE] Use bootstrap and Makefile installation Instead of running `install.sh` to link all my packages, I split the configuration into its CLI components and packages that need a Xorg display server set-up. This uses the `bootstrap.sh` script to make sure the needed dependencies are installed. The `Makefile` can install all the packages or CLI ones only.
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STOW_TARGET := $(HOME)
STOW = stow -t $(STOW_TARGET) -R -v
.PHONY: all
all: install
# Install packages and their dependencies
.PHONY: install-cli
install-cli: install-cli-deps
[ADD] Teach Makefile how to unlink stow packages To ease the addition and removal of packages, some rules were added to deal with those specially. I still need to figure out how to stop repeating myself when linking and unlinking unconventional packages (such as `scripts`).
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install-cli: link-cli
[ADD] Haskell installation to Makefile The `--copy-compiler-tool` flag is recommend in "An opiniated guide to Haskell in 2018".
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install-cli: rust haskell
[UPDATE] Use bootstrap and Makefile installation Instead of running `install.sh` to link all my packages, I split the configuration into its CLI components and packages that need a Xorg display server set-up. This uses the `bootstrap.sh` script to make sure the needed dependencies are installed. The `Makefile` can install all the packages or CLI ones only.
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.PHONY: install
install: install-cli
install: install-visual-deps
[ADD] Teach Makefile how to unlink stow packages To ease the addition and removal of packages, some rules were added to deal with those specially. I still need to figure out how to stop repeating myself when linking and unlinking unconventional packages (such as `scripts`).
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install: link-visual
[UPDATE] Use bootstrap and Makefile installation Instead of running `install.sh` to link all my packages, I split the configuration into its CLI components and packages that need a Xorg display server set-up. This uses the `bootstrap.sh` script to make sure the needed dependencies are installed. The `Makefile` can install all the packages or CLI ones only.
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.PHONY: install-cli-deps
install-cli-deps:
yay -S $(CLI_DEPENDENCIES)
.PHONY: install-visual-deps
install-visual-deps:
yay -S $(VISUAL_DEPENDENCIES)
[ADD] Teach Makefile how to unlink stow packages To ease the addition and removal of packages, some rules were added to deal with those specially. I still need to figure out how to stop repeating myself when linking and unlinking unconventional packages (such as `scripts`).
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# Linking packages
[ADD] Make target to link all packages
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.PHONY: link-all
link-all: link-cli link-visual
[ADD] Teach Makefile how to unlink stow packages To ease the addition and removal of packages, some rules were added to deal with those specially. I still need to figure out how to stop repeating myself when linking and unlinking unconventional packages (such as `scripts`).
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.PHONY: link-cli
link-cli: $(addprefix stow-,$(CLI_PACKAGES))
.PHONY: link-visual
link-visual: $(addprefix stow-,$(VISUAL_PACKAGES))
[UPDATE] Use bootstrap and Makefile installation Instead of running `install.sh` to link all my packages, I split the configuration into its CLI components and packages that need a Xorg display server set-up. This uses the `bootstrap.sh` script to make sure the needed dependencies are installed. The `Makefile` can install all the packages or CLI ones only.
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# Installing configuration packages
stow-%: %
$(STOW) $<
stow-scripts: STOW_TARGET=~/.scripts
stow-scripts: scripts
mkdir -p $(STOW_TARGET)
$(STOW) $<
[ADD] Tin configuration file The Makefile has to be modified to handle tin in a particular fashion, because Tin removes and then rewrite its whole configuration file after closing, instead of only modifying the file. A symbolic link to its whole configuration folder is therefore the only manageable way to keep the configuration linked.
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stow-tin: tin
[FIX] Remove tin folder before linking it
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rm -rf $(STOW_TARGET)/.tin
[ADD] Tin configuration file The Makefile has to be modified to handle tin in a particular fashion, because Tin removes and then rewrite its whole configuration file after closing, instead of only modifying the file. A symbolic link to its whole configuration folder is therefore the only manageable way to keep the configuration linked.
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ln -s $(realpath tin/.tin) $(STOW_TARGET)/.tin
[UPDATE] Use bootstrap and Makefile installation Instead of running `install.sh` to link all my packages, I split the configuration into its CLI components and packages that need a Xorg display server set-up. This uses the `bootstrap.sh` script to make sure the needed dependencies are installed. The `Makefile` can install all the packages or CLI ones only.
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stow-vim: vim
$(STOW) $<
vim +PlugInstall
[ADD] Teach Makefile how to unlink stow packages To ease the addition and removal of packages, some rules were added to deal with those specially. I still need to figure out how to stop repeating myself when linking and unlinking unconventional packages (such as `scripts`).
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# Removing packages
unlink: unlink-cli unlink-visual
unlink-cli: $(addprefix unstow-,$(CLI_PACKAGES))
unlink-visual: $(addprefix unstow-,$(VISUAL_PACKAGES))
unstow-%:
$(STOW) -D $*
unstow-scripts: STOW_TARGET=~/.scripts
unstow-scripts:
$(STOW) -D scripts
[ADD] Tin configuration file The Makefile has to be modified to handle tin in a particular fashion, because Tin removes and then rewrite its whole configuration file after closing, instead of only modifying the file. A symbolic link to its whole configuration folder is therefore the only manageable way to keep the configuration linked.
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unstow-tin:
rm -f $(STOW_TARGET)/.tin
[UPDATE] Use bootstrap and Makefile installation Instead of running `install.sh` to link all my packages, I split the configuration into its CLI components and packages that need a Xorg display server set-up. This uses the `bootstrap.sh` script to make sure the needed dependencies are installed. The `Makefile` can install all the packages or CLI ones only.
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# Development related installations
.PHONY: rust
rust:
curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh
rustup component add $(RUST_DEPENDENCIES)
[ADD] Haskell installation to Makefile The `--copy-compiler-tool` flag is recommend in "An opiniated guide to Haskell in 2018".
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.PHONY: haskell
haskell:
stack build --copy-compiler-tool $(HASKELL_DEPENDENCIES)
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