Cabooshy's Musings

CBSH is the name of my Post Installation Script for Arch and Debian(WIP). It installs my Qtile Desktop, along with a bunch of supporting programs i use.

Click me to view some images of how the desktop looks with the different themes.

The Package List and Source Code can be found in the following Repos:

Using your Package Manager! Just update your system as you normally would and if there are updates to the packages they will be downloaded and placed inside /etc/cbsh.

We never touch $HOME! Why? Because we don't want to overwrite any existing configs, and any changes you may have made to them since installing CBSH. So its up to you to copy them from /etc/cbsh to your $HOME directory should you want to use the updated configuration files.

As an example, say i'd pushed an update to zsh-cbsh and you wanted to use the updated config file, you'd copy the new file from /etc/cbsh into your $HOME, and if i'd pushed an update to qtile-cbsh you'd do the same procedure, but remember its inside a .config directory, your file manager likely has dotfiles hidden by default (Most, if not all have CTRL+H as the "Hide/Unhide hidden files" keybind). and copy the new config to your $HOME's .config directory.

By Default, i do not provide a wallpaper setter, because Qtile has built-in support for setting a wallpaper. However, should you want to use one, you can easily remove the "wallpaper=" declaration in the screen setup section of the qtile config and use a program such as feh, nitrogen, sxiv etc. to manage and set your wallpapers.

In addition to the following Tables, i am working on a nice way to quickly pull up what your keybinds are without needing to resort to a website, i will be including only the useful keybinds in this list, otherwise we'd be here for the next 5 years reading through every single Vanilla Emacs keybind that Doom Emacs doesn't rebind.