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Didn't like the theme currently loaded so I commented it out.
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No need for ssh passwords when I can use the ssh agent
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Remove the hyper key bindings, setting them purely to super.
After running pure Emacs with no leader bindings, I've found the use
of Ctrl+g/Escape really painful (as well as the use of Ctrl for
everything). I want to free the caps key (which was hyper) for use as escape.
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Moved back to dwm, commented out bspwm binds and reset xinit
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dwm was giving me some issues, and it just wasn't fun to use anymore. So
I switched to bspwm, which should have basically everything I need.
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Using the default config given on website
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When switching keyboards, these aren't applied. So I want a separate
script to run such that when I do switch keyboards I can just run it to
reapply these crucial settings.
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Theses are the files that dictate the startx routine. I don't use a
login manager as I don't need one. The last statement in xinitrc
represents the wm I'm using. Xmodmap maps the caps lock to hyper, which
I can use as an extra layer system for sxhkdrc, allowing even more key combinations.
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