These will be quite disorganized for the time being, but hopefully they will help me switch between computers more easily.

A program literally everyone needs. It has some basic authentication and gpg stuff, but it's still a bit messy. I've gotten used to my aliases.

The main security feature of this file is in the following code snippet:

[include]
	path = key.gitconfig

Whenever I clone this repo, I need a separate file in the git directory before I can stow the files, named key.gitconfig:

[user]
	signingkey = [id]

Here, [id] is the corresponding GPG key id for this computer on my GitHub.

I haven't quite figured this one out, but I can at least maybe save the config file for Haskell Stack?

I've lovingly crafted this horrific mess of a vimrc for about three years on and off, but now I'm beginning to like it.

Something to consider will be automatic plugin manager installation like this

• neovim
  • vimrc and basics
  • Linux clipboard for non-WSL systems
    • maybe automatic clipboard installation too?
      • this is actually quite stupid and doesn't need to be done
  • automated ccls install
  • automated installer
• volume script with signal for dwmblocks
• mpv
• bash
• xorg
• maybe some chromium stuff
• subtrees for my suckless forks (this will be really good to pull off)