#Technomancy Dotfiles

Everything it takes to run a technomancy-approved system.

Designed to run on Debian systems, usually stable and oldstable. Mostly just Firefox and Emacs and system-level stuff.

#Init

Installation and bootstrapping of dotfiles is handled by the bin/init/go.sh script. This script should be idempotent.

sudo apt install zile git
git clone https://git.sr.ht/~technomancy/dotfiles .dotfiles
sudo bash .dotfiles/bin/init/go.sh

#Emacs

Emacs packages are all included in .emacs.d/lib using git subtree. Use M-x pnh-reinit-libs to byte-compile and autoload them.

I use these libraries:

• better-defaults (46 lines, by me)
• fennel-mode (708 lines, by me)
• idle-highlight-mode (47 lines, by me)
• scpaste (180 lines, by me)
• clojure-mode (2490 lines, formerly by me)
• paredit (132 lines, contributor)
• monroe (468 lines, contributor)
• compat (1326 lines used)
• exwm and xelb (27kloc, mostly autogenerated)
• lua-mode (1574 lines)
• magit (6749 lines, locked to an older version I prefer)
• markdown-mode (8342 lines)
• vertico (593 lines)
• yaml-mode (355 lines)

All of these are either things I created, things I contribute to, or things that are available in apt-get, but I prefer to keep in my dotfiles to have greater control.

#Browser

Since Firefox seems to go out of its way to make automating extensions difficult, these things need to be installed manually for now:

• SurfingKeys
• Consent-o-matic

Luckily uBlock Origin can be installed thru apt.

#Usage

I use EXWM because ... it's the best?