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# Unix Home Configuration
## Author: P. Neidhardt
### 2013-10-18
### 2013-12-10
Description
===========
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programs are installed) with as few modifications as possible.
Most interesting parts include advanced configuration for Emacs, Mutt, and some
interesting shell scripts like a video transcoding wrapper and a smart audio
organizer using FFmpeg.
interesting shell scripts like a video transcoding wrapper using FFmpeg.
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Awesome
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* optional: emacs-bison-mode emacs-flex-mode emacs-glsl-mode emacs-lua-mode
emacs-make-regexp emacs-mediawiki-bzr
Emacs daemon is integrated flawlessly thanks to a small script. See homeinit.
Emacs daemon is integrated flawlessly thanks to a small script -- see the scripts folder.
Because terminal and graphical clients do not behave the same way, it is
sometimes useful to specify which version should be used. For mutt, ranger
bulkrename, git commit message and dwb, it is required to wait for the client to
return.
return, for which only the console client will work properly.
Configuration for C programming. Bindings to compile either from makefile or
from a custom command if no makefile is found.
TeX and LaTeX full-featured home made environment: no AucTeX required, snippets,
TeX and LaTeX full-featured home made environment: no AucTeX required, itemize
function, snippets,
dynamic compilation with various engines, dynamic configuration, proper PDF
view, temp files clean function, PDF compression, SyncTeX support.
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Some custom functions: duplicate line, unfill-paragraph, etc.
A lot of code snippets, especially for LaTeX. Contains document template, plot
generation, pie chart generation, and others.
A lot of code snippets, especially for C and LaTeX (document templates, plot
generation, pie chart generation, and others).
Mutt
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encrypted passwords working, which means there is no plain password stored on
the disk. As a result, I just get prompted for a main password on Mutt startup,
then everything works out of the box. I use ccrypt for password management
because it is much more simple than gnupg.
because it is much simpler than gnupg.
I'm using embedded IMAP and SMTP services which need appropriate compilation
options.
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* Extra deps: antiword, atool, highlight, img2txt, mediainfo, odt2txt, pdftotext,
unrtf, w3m.
Custom bindings, file association, tweaked a few options.
Custom bindings, file association, tweaked a few options, additional functions
(mkcd, extracthere...).
Scripts
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pkggen: generate lists of installed with pacman, FreeBSD's pkg and tlmgr (TeX
Live manager).
tc-audio-*: smart audio transcoding implemented as shell functions. It will
convert, tag and move the input tracks in a dynamic, yet customizable
manner. It features a smart title case AWK function that will print almost any
audio tag the proper way. It will copy cover files when found. You can preview
the changes without writing data. Interesting parallelization with sed. Using
FFmpeg.
tc-video-*: batch conversion of any kind of videos. Using FFmpeg.
translate: a translation frontend to Internet services. Default to stdin and