I love a fast, simple, clean, robust, versatile and automatized environment.
Probably I am using this on the latest version of Linux Mint.
I'm using this set of tools since a lot of time and I don't think I will change them any time soon.
I resigned from the battle for visual consistency on Linux a long time ago, it is not worth it, at all.
I'm using default themes or just some sober theme that fits well with that particular application.
I came to the conclussion that defaults in general are better than anything else.
I code a lot, some of that code survives and I use it in my environment, while the rest goes to my gits.
- System manager:
sys_manager -h
- Theme manager:
theme_manager -h
- Fonts manager:
font_manager -h
- Check Letterboxd unfollowers:
letterboxd_unfollowers
- Check Instagram unfollowers:
instagram_unfollowers
- Calendar applet:
calendar_applet
- Notify low batteries:
battery_notify
- View batteries status:
battery_status
- Clean X urgent windows :
clean_urgent
- Lock screen:
lock_screen
- Scan QR:
qr_scanner
- Toggle notifications:
quiet_mode
- Set a video as wallpaper:
videowall
- Set a random wallpaper:
set_wallpaper
- View kernel versions releases:
kernel_versions
- View all escaped colors:
colors
- Find name in current dir:
nfind
- Edit crontab but create a backup first:
ecrontab
- List available completions:
list_completions
- Load completions:
load_completions
- Reset a repository:
reset_repo
- Normalize wallpapers:
normalize_wallpapers
git clone <this> "$HOME/environment"
"$HOME/environment/managers/init_manager"