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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.
15 lines
386 B
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15 lines
386 B
Bash
#!/bin/sh
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setxkbmap gb -option shift:both_capslock -option caps:none;
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xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap;
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systemctl --user restart emacs;
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xss-lock --transfer-sleep-lock -- i3lock -n -f -e -i $HOME/Pictures/Lockscreens/milkyway.png -c 555555 &
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feh --randomize --bg-scale $HOME/Pictures/Backgrounds &
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picom &
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while true; do
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$HOME/.local/scripts/reboot_services &
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ssh-agent dwm || break
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done
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