Merge branch 'home' of gitlabrador.amigadns.com:truck/mahbinstuff into gitlabrador/home

.gitignore

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+*~
+st
+fixscreens.sh

.gitmodules

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 [submodule "fonts/codeface"]
 	path = fonts/codeface
 	url = https://github.com/chrissimpkins/codeface
+[submodule "powerline-shell"]
+	path = powerline-shell
+	url = https://github.com/banga/powerline-shell.git

NF_pick.sh

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+#!/bin/zsh
+F=`dmenu -l 18 -fn 'Px437_ATI_SmallW_6x8 NF:style=Book:pixelsize=16:antialias=true' < /home/truck/bin/nflist`
+C=`ls ~/bin/st* |dmenu -l 8 -fn 'Px437_ATI_SmallW_6x8 NF:style=Book:pixelsize=16:antialias=true'`
+${C} -f "${F}"

README.md

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-HOME (x/wayland) VERSION
+HOME version (not server)
 ---
 
 Stuff.
@@ -7,24 +7,13 @@ Stuff I use, which I continue to update
  * or have to copy from the work box
  * or all sorts of similar loss of time/debugging.
 
-DMG's fonts are here also ( http://www.trueschool.se )
+DMG's fonts are here also ( http://www.trueschool.se ) - Powerline versions are just patched versions of these.
 
- - Powerline versions are just patched versions of these.
+my "randterm" and "amigaterm2" term scripts (urxvt) + a few other term launches (awesome menu/keylaunch)
-
-Other fonts from Codeface project as well, PLUS the fonts from Viler's Px IBM
-font series.
-
-my "randterm" and "amigaterm2" term scripts (urxvt and st)
-
- - a few other term launches (awesome menu/keylaunch)
- - a script to launch surf from awesome with a list of url's
 
 zshrc bits... now with zgen! \o/
 
-- optional powerline for status (not included, install via pip --user )
+- this generally gets put in ~/bin/ - some bits (like zshrc) needs to be moved to ~ . Fonts to .fonts obviously.
 
-- git clone repo to ~/bin
+and as I add stuff I may comment...
-- some bits (like zshrc) needs to be moved to ~ . Fonts to .fonts obviously.
-
-tmux has been redone, and can optionally use powerline as the status.
 

aliases

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 ruler() { for s in '....^....|' '1234567890'; do w=${#s}; str=$( for (( i=1; $i<=$((($COLUMNS + $w) / $w )) ; i=$i+1 )); do echo -n $s; done ); str=$(echo $str | cut -c -$COLUMNS) ; echo $str; done; }
+
+surftabbednoads() {
+  http_proxy=192.168.42.5:8118 tabbed -r2 surf -e -a@Aa -BDfg
+}
+
+surftabbed() {
+	 tabbed -r2 surf -e -a@Aa -BDfg
+}
+
+mktruckdir() {
+	sudo mkdir ${1}
+	sudo chown truck:truck ${1}
+}

cowerup

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-#!/bin/zsh
-
-cd ~/cower
-rm -rf $1
-cower -d $1
-cd $1
-$EDITOR PKGBUILD
-makepkg -isc

fonts/Envy Code R PR7/Read Me.txt

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+Envy Code R (coding font) preview #7.2
+======================================
+Envy Code R is a fully-scalable monospaced font designed for programming and command prompts.
+
+There are three variants including in the archive - Regular, Bold and Italic.  A large number of additional symbols outside the ASCII range and provided which covers most of the Windows/ISO 1252 codepage, MacOS Roman and a number of other Central European pages.
+
+This archive also contains a folder named 'Visual Studio Italics-as-bold' which contains the Regular and Italic fonts again with an alternate name of 'Envy Code R VS' and with the Italic variant set to identify itself as bold.  This allows you to utilise italics within Visual Studio's syntax highlighter by choosing bold everywhere you want italics - great for comments or strings!
+
+If you wish to use Envy Code R as a font for your Windows Command Prompt run the included .reg registry file and reboot, then choose Properties from the Command Prompt to set it.
+
+Please send feedback to damien@envytech.co.uk and be sure to visit http://damieng.com/fonts/envy-code-r for updates and more information.
+
+[)amien
+Damien Guard, May 2008.
+
+Copyright © 2006-2008 Envy Technologies Ltd.  Free to use but redistribution prohibited.