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-# Thuan's Linux dotfiles
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-> For Windows [change the branch to windows](https://github.com/thuanpham2311/dotfiles/tree/windows)
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-## About
-
-- The project started before i went to uni and is still actively developing today.
-- Design my Linux distro for everyday use and programming environments, optimized for productivity and simplicity.
-- For me, dotfiles is very personal, but you can find some tips, tricks, functions i used in this repos (i copy a lot on the internet, if not have i created once cuz am a programmer)
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-## Feature
-
-### Zsh
-
-- Fzf, moving fast.
-  - `f` find the file in current path edit file with nvim (`F` find in home, +h like 'fh' will find the hidden file )
-  - `c` cd to dir in current path with fancy ls If in git dir print git status, (`C` find in home, +h like 'ch' will find the hidden dir )
-  - `o` open file int current path with default application with `xdg-open` (`O` find in home, +h like 'oh' will find the hidden object)
-  - `ej`: find emoji and copy using fzf, wl-copy (require [emoij fzf](https://github.com/noahp/emoji-fzf), wl-copy or you can change the clipboard you using)
-  - `killAllUnnameTmuxSession`/`qa`: kill all sessions does not have a name just a number session like 23,11,12,... Keep tmux session clean
-- Auto switch dark\light theme
-  - Using `dark` \ `light` in the command line
-  - Change Nvim & foot terminal & Bat cat theme
-  - Supported [github theme](https://github.com/projekt0n/github-nvim-theme) by default
-- `u`: unzip/rar/tar,...
-- `cppProject`: create cpp multi file template
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-### Tmux
-
-- Autosave, continuum session
-- Switch session quickly with fzf, if not have created once, [see plugin](https://github.com/thuanpham2311/tmux-fzf-session-switch)
-- Select the file/link press `o` will open in the default app
-- Tmux ❤️ Vim:
-  - Support navigation with `Ctrl+h\j\k\l`
-  - Select mode using vim keymap
-
-### Vim
-
-#### Thuan fly keys
-
-> I [like Xah fly key](https://github.com/xahlee/xah-fly-keys) for Emacs so i use the similar name, less key press is the goal
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-- `space + w`: is `:w`, write the file
-- `space + q`: is `:q`, just quit the window if file not save -> can't quit
-- `Q`: is `:qa!` so much stuff on the screen you want quit (vim not write file you don't save)
-- `space + o`: is `:wq`, this "okay" for me just save and close this
-- `space + z`: is toggle zoom, like zoom mode in tmux
-- `J`: buffer next
-- `K`: buffer previous
-- `H`: is `:cprevious` the previous error in the list
-- `L`: is `:cNext` the next error in the list
-- `space + space`: is `Ctrl + ^`, switch between the previous file.
-- `Shift + up` normal/insert mode: new line on bottom
-- `Shift + down` normal/insert mode: new line on top
-  > i use [touchcursor linux](https://github.com/donniebreve/touchcursor-linux) to map hold space to [vim mode](https://github.com/thuanpham2311/touchcursor-vim), in this case this easy to me. Also you can use the input-remapper, this is the easy way than touchcursor in linux
-- 'gJ': splitjoin split mapping
-- 'gK': splitjoin join mapping
-
-#### Writing
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-- Table of contents
-  - `TOC`: create the table of contents
-  - `TOCUpdate`: update the TOC (requited have the TOC create by using `TOC` command before)
-- Markdown auto format when you save the file
-- Auto-create bullet point, number list
-- `fw` in insert mode: fzf with directory, find the word you forget very useful for me when writing English
-- `space + r`: to review the markdown file
-- `z=`: Suggesting replacing the wrong word.
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-##### Spell check
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-- Support: Vietnamese, English
-- More new slang, Lang
-- Vocabulary in programming
-- `space + s` in normal mode: enable (disable by default)
-
-#### Vim everywhere
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-- Input remapper: hold space for vim mode editing in everywhere, check my config to known how to use
-- Browser ❤️ vim with touchcursor, see my config file [here](https://github.com/thuanpham2311/dotfiles/blob/master/surfingkeys.js)
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-#### Fzf
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-- `;` in normal mode: open vim command with fzf completion
-- `space + f`: find file in current path (`space + F` in home)
-- `space + h`: open fzf history files
-- `space + j`: open fzf with rig grep, search file content in the current path
-- `space + k`: open fzf with buffer files
-- `gc` in normal mode: open fzf with git commits + diff
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-#### Git
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-> I using [tpope/vim-fugitive](https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive) plugin
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-- `gs`: open git status
-- `gl`: open lazygit in float term
-- `gp` in normal mode: git push (run background using floaterm)
-- `gP` in normal mode: git push -f (run background using floaterm)
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-#### Emmet:
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-- `,,` in insert mode: execute like h1`,,` to `<h1>|</h1>`
-- Preview with nvim lsp (coq_nvim)
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-#### vim stuff
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-- `space+u`: open undo tree (use need to change undodir path)
-- `space + r`: run the file (with `R` for second way)
-- `:Dark`: switch to dark theme (changed nvim, kitty, Alacritty, bat)
-- `:Light`: switch to light theme (changed nvim, kitty, Alacritty, bat)
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-#### nvim lsp
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-- Using [coq_nvim](https://github.com/ms-jpq/coq_nvim), [nvim-lsp-installer](https://github.com/williamboman/nvim-lsp-installer)
-- Easy install lsp, with [nvim lsp installer](https://github.com/williamboman/nvim-lsp-installer)
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-### Gnome
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-#### Extension
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-- Clipboard Indicator (using folk support img, maybe in the feature can be merge)
-- [gnome clipboard history](https://github.com/SUPERCILEX/gnome-clipboard-history)
-- Gnome Fuzzy App Search
-- Just Perfection (UI, UX in gnome)
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-#### Applications
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-- I use `.desktop` for faster search and open in gnome search just press and enter.
-- I use brave for default application, recommend is chromium base but you can change whatever you want
-- In nowaday we have `.new` domain name, i use this a lot
-- You can see all the application is custom [in `applications/`](https://github.com/thuanpham2311/dotfiles/tree/master/applications)
-- use updateApplications in zsh to update the applications
-
-```bash
-updateApplications() {
-  cd /usr/share/applications/
-  sudo find -type l -delete
-  cd -
-  sudo ln -sf ~/dotfiles/applications/* /usr/share/applications/
-}
-```
-
-#### Shortcuts
-
-```bash
-dconf dump '/org/gnome/desktop/wm/keybindings/' > keybindings.dconf
-dconf dump '/org/gnome/settings-daemon/plugins/media-keys/custom-keybindings/' > custom-keybindings.dconf
-
-```
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-> backup
-
 ```bash
-dconf load '/org/gnome/desktop/wm/keybindings/' < keybindings.dconf
-dconf load '/org/gnome/settings-daemon/plugins/media-keys/custom-keybindings/' < custom-keybindings.dconf
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-## Install
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-- [Here is install script](./install.sh)
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-## Supported
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-### My daily combo
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-> For my daily use, i develop this dotfiles repos on this, for several months maybe i will change my daily combo (Linux distro hopping)
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-- Fedora 36
-- Gnome 42.1 (wayland)
-- Neovim v0.7
-- Foot terminal
-- Jetbrains mono NL
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-### Distro Supported
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-- Fedora
-- Debian base
-- Arch base
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-## Requirements
+## About
 
-- Neovim ≥ 0.5
-- [vim plug](https://github.com/junegunn/vim-plug)
-- [Tmux plugin manager](https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tpm)
-- [Delta](https://github.com/dandavison/delta) fancy git diff
+- For me, dotfiles is very personal, but you can find some tips, tricks, functions i used in this repos
+- Since i spend too much time to config the perfect setup, i didn't code, speed time to build better software.
+-> So I just delete all fancy stuff, and don't give shit about my setup, these i keep for my own make me feel like home, cozy.
 
 ## Demo