My dotfiles :)
P.S. Did you know? In Windows terminal, you can enable transparency! Just scroll while keeping Ctrl+Shift pressed
In ThinkPads, you can disable the middle ThinkPoint button completely, but still retain its scrolling functionality.
See this unix.stackexchange.com post on how to do that.
Try adding this to a startup script to make the changes permanent (or if you are on Arch, use the script in this repo ;-) )
A one-liner to show CPU frequency every second: while sleep 1; do lscpu | grep "CPU MHz" | cut -c34-; done
Pro Tip: Run it and resize the window and keep it on top-left corner and configure KDE to Keep Above Others
You may also try using watch
Text wallpaper: WordWall
In Firefox, goto about:config and set network.IDN_show_punycode to true
To read about why this is nessecary, click here
From WSL, to set LidCloseAction, use the following commands-
cat ~/dotfiles/Windows/Change\ what\ closing\ the\ lid\ does/SleepOnLidClose.bat | powershell.exe -Command "& {cmd.exe}" -
cat ~/dotfiles/Windows/Change\ what\ closing\ the\ lid\ does/DonotSleepOnLidClose.bat | powershell.exe -Command "& {cmd.exe}" -
To select and delete multiple packages at once in Arch, use sudo pacman -R $(pacman -Q | fzf --multi | cut --fields=1 -d' ')
Choose multiple options using the <TAB> key
The equivalent command for installing repo packages is sudo pacman -S $(pacman -Ss | cut -d' ' --fields=1 | grep . | fzf --multi) --needed
For AUR, just substitute pacman for yay
To see daily/monthly data consupmtion, install vnstat and enable & start the service
systemctl enable vnstat
systemctl start vnstat
Check usage anytime with vnstat, no root required 😉