My dotfiles managed with rcm. System config files and list of installed archlinux packages managed with aconfmgr (see corresponding directory).

Excerpt

• terminal: st (suckless)
• shell: zsh
• terminal multiplexer: tmux
• text editor: neovim
• file manager: vifm
• graphical window manager (X11): i3
• web browser: qutebrowser
• media player: mpv
• email: aerc

List of all installed packages (sorted by categories): aconfmgr/

Worth noting

Here is mention of some things I'm proud of in my setup and think would be interesting for passers-by.

• git-fxa - script for making fixup commits by selecting target commit with fzf (don't know about fixup commits? Read man)
  • gcfx - vim helper for fixing-up to commit who latest changed line under cursor
• i3 binds for language translation "on the go"
• zsh aliases for often used pacman commands. Just a lil collection of good things in pacman in one place
• vim script for pre-filling commit message context part in dotfiles repo (it adds [path/to/file] to start of each commit. It made me able do quick atomic commits while still maintaining clean history)
• tmux binds without prefix key. This is the only way I was able to use tmux fast and without pain

note-taking system

• zsh aliases (this one best describes the whole system)
• i3 binds for taking inbox notes
• gather_inbox - script for gathering notes from all other devices (via git) (also this doing voice-to-text recognizing for voice notes)
• sync_to_relay and schedule helpers - scripts used in termux on Android phone, which are pushing inbox to relay server
  • buy-show-and-pull - one more script for phone which shows buy list and pulls updates
• UnkwUsr/remind-done-tasks - helper scripts for dealing with repeating tasks in calendar managed with remind(1)

More

• I do listen to internet radio. This is cool for always having source of fresh music and makes possible finding new ones (of course I still have archive of "favorite" tracks). Here is my list of internet radio stations: UnkwUsr/radios_list . It takes time to collect something to your taste, but it's worth it

And a little more of self-promotion

• UnkwUsr/rclip - clipboard manager with ability to save different clipboard entries (such as text or images), where each entry stored per file (also on AUR)
• UnkwUsr/dalarma - alarm clock that will block your screen with alarm text, forcing you to get up from the computer (also on AUR)
• UnkwUsr/nctok - TUI utility for interactive navigating through weighted hierarchical structured data and analyzing them (actually useful in unix-way style. Here is my usecases: nctok.zsh)

Installation (not for passers-by)

• Symlink all config files with rcm: rcup -v
• Run ./install_deps.sh to install plugins for some programs
• Apply aconfmgr: aconfmgr -c ~/.dotfiles/aconfmgr/ --paranoid apply

neovim

• Install vim-plug plugin manager
• Install plugins: type :PlugInstall in vim
• Install neovim-symlinks (aur package) to use command vim instead of nvim

zsh

• Workaround to store zsh configs outside of home directory: echo "ZDOTDIR=\$HOME/.config/zsh" >> ~/.zshenv

qutebrowser

• Set as default browser: xdg-settings set default-web-browser org.qutebrowser.qutebrowser.desktop
• Set program for pdf: xdg-mime default org.pwmt.zathura.desktop application/pdf
• Install dictionaries: /usr/share/qutebrowser/scripts/dictcli.py install en-US ru-RU