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Arch I3 Vim Tmux

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Table of Contents

• Screenshots
• Introduction
• Arch Linux
• Polybar
• Tmux

Screenshots

Beautiful color space by

Arctic Ice Studio

The nord theme may not seem contrasting enough to you (issue #195) and you'd be right. The script is used to change the gamma, when you raise the brightness in monitor to max.

Introduction

This repository contains my personal configuration files (also known as dotfiles). First of all I wanted to show the functionality of my WM.

• Distro: Arch Linux
• DE(WM): I3
• Panel: Polybar , Rofi , Dunst
• Shell: Zsh
• File manager: Ranger
• Text editor: vim/nvim

Arch

Install

For installation i use Arch Linux Install Script (or alis). The list of installed packages can be found in the alis.conf. In the same repository you can see the commits with the addition of I3.

Backup

For backups, I use two methods:

• Squashfs
• Rsync
  • script for backup
  • script for restore

Polybar

The configuration provides two options:

for laptop monitor:

xrandr -q |polybar -m|grep "eDP1" |cut -d: -f1

and desktop monitor:

xrandr -q |polybar -m|grep "HDMI1" |cut -d: -f1

Autorandr will help with switching monitors. After each switch press Mod+R to reload the config.

I often hear that Arch users have red eyes, redshift can help with this. These and other scripts are placed in a separate menu.

Power	Monitors	Redshift	Tachpad

Also on the panel you can see:

• Info Tmux session
• Ping/Ip
• Title
• Loadavg/Temperature/Memory used
• Services
• Pacman-Aur helper
• Alsa mixer/Brightnes/Battery
• Wireless/Wired network
• Clock/Menu
• Networkmanager aplet/Udiskie

Tmux

Light configuration with CPU monitor available for local use:

• medium load >30% <80%

• high load >80%

You don't need to install any complicated monitors to control the server load. As soon as you go to the server in the upper bar you will see all the load indicators:

Now to use mapping Ctrl+A for local or server configuration you will need to use F12:

• before

• after