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curl
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i3-wm*
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i3lock*
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i3status*
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feh
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git
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mpc
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mpd
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mutt
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notmuch
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ncmpcpp**
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python-virtualenv
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python2-virtualenv
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python-virtualenvwrapper
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ranger***
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vim
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msmtp
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offlineimap
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zsh
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grml-zsh-config
*can be replaced by "i3" package **configured to use pulseaudio-alsa ***optional dependencies of ranger: libcaca, highlight, atool, lynx, poppler, transmission-show, mediainfo
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urlview
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goobook-git
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dunst-git
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python2-keyring (used to store passwords to avoid plain text)
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python2-gnomekeyring (used to store passwords to avoid plain text)
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gnome-keyring (used to store passwords to avoid plain text)
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j4-dmenu-desktop-git
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(liquidprompt-git - removed as I am using grml-zsh-config)
yaourt -S urlview goobook-git python2-keyring python2-gnomekeyring gnome-keyring j4-dmenu-desktop-git
- git clone the repo
- choose appropriate branch
- setup apps
- vim -- git clone https://github.com/VundleVim/Vundle.vim.git ~/.vim/bundle/Vundle.vim -- Launch vim and :PluginInstall
- compile youcompleteme (without C support, for more info check ycm documentation): cd .vim/bundle/youcompleteme .install.py --tern-completer
- mutt sudo chmod +x ~/.mutt/mutt_bgrun sudo mv ~/.mutt/mutt_bgrun /usr/bin
- keyring
~ python2
import keyring keyring.set_password("offlineimap", "username@gmail.com", "guesswhatcomeshere¨) [enter an arbitrary password in the window that pops up]
- zshrc Copy to every home directory you wish to use it with (e.g. root, remote server) and don't forget to set your default prompt in /etc/passwords.
- msmtp chmod 600 .msmtprc
- mpd&ncmpcpp mkdir -p ~/.mpd/playlists touch ~/.mpd/{database,log,state,pid,sticker.sql} ln -s /path/to/music ~/music sudo pacman -S pulseaudio-alsa #Launch ncmpcpp and press 'u' to update the database
- vim-r-plugin
- bash: sudo pacman -S tmux wmctrl mkdir ~/tmp/vimcom R CMD INSTALL VimCom
- R: install.packages(c("colorout", "setwidth"))
- bash: mkdir ~/tmp/vimr cd ~/tmp/vimr wget http://www.vim.org/scripts/download_script.php?src_id=22981 vim Vim-R-plugin.vmb
- vim: :so %
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Renviron
mkdir .rlibs