oxo @oxo@qoto.org

Testing tofi as an (dmenu-like) application launcher for Wayland. Because it offers me a horizontal menu structure that I missed so much.
#linux #wayland #sway #launcher #tofi #dmenu
Tofi source:
https://github.com/philj56/tofi
Oxo config:
https://codeberg.org/oxo/dotf/src/branch/main/tofi

I wish everybody a healthy 2025!

A demonstration of clst, my simple clipboard manager.

It is used in conjunction with the sway window manager from within a terminal running z-shell.
Further dependencies are fzf fuzzy finder and wl-clipboard.

https://tilvids.com/w/3ahJCN33ajFRfeFwThahs3

#linux #terminal #commandline #sway #zsh #clipboard #manager

Navigating easily throughout your dir-stack from the commandline with clst;
#linux #terminal #zsh #commandline #fzf #script
https://tilvids.com/w/6PzGgCxNQR5pWHfVvaAq1Q

Plans had changed; no video today. Instead I removed fzf-cpbd from my repo and wrote fzf-clst for managing a clipboard list. I am pretty happy with the workings right now.
https://codeberg.org/oxo/dotf/src/branch/main/sway/code/fzf-clst
#linux #oxo #terminal #commandline #shell #script #fzf #clipboard #manager

Wishing everybody who reads this a Merry Christmas and happy and healthy new year!

I developed the cd-functions, in order to navigate easily through directories from within the commandline.

In this video I show the first and simplest cd-function which is 'cd-up' (C-k).
https://tilvids.com/w/kWFsvfT5wV5hCbw8BSpki5

#linux #commandline #shell #zsh #oxo #dotfile

Dirstack is a shell script that creates a list of unique directories from the history file in chronological order.

The cd-functions, which I have developed to navigate easily through directories from within the commandline, depend heavily upon dirstack.

In this video I analyze how the dirstack variable is been build.
https://tilvids.com/w/bWz2X7KG3MzE2aWZAggMHU

#linux #commandline #shell #zsh #oxo #dotfile

Enjoy the holidays everybody!

And feel free to enjoy my drastically improved shell commands for directory navigation;

dir-stack (C-h) to recall directories from the $HISTFILE, via a convenient chronological ordered list. https://codeberg.org/oxo/dotf/src/branch/main/zsh/function/dir-stack.sh

cd-child (C-j) to easily navigate sub directories. Press C-j again to drill deeper down into the directory stack.

Then there are cd-up (C-k) and cd-yazi (C-l). With the last command mentioned you can use yazi to navigate to a specific directory (there is also a lf variant available).
The commands are making use of fzf and can be get from: https://codeberg.org/oxo/dotf/src/branch/main/zsh/function/cd-funcs.sh

I am currently planning to make a demo video on this command set. Publication will be announced shortly!

#linux #arch #zsh #commandline #fzf #oxo #dotf

I decided to also decentralize my emacs configuration. Carefully. Step by step. :)
#emacs #config
https://codeberg.org/oxo/dotf/src/branch/main/emacs

Latest update is a decentralized configuration. With that my zsh runcom effectively contains only one line:

for sh_function in $zsh_function/*.sh; do

source $sh_function

done

#linux #commandline #zsh #runcom
https://codeberg.org/oxo/dotf/src/branch/main/zsh/.zshrc