seth.computer
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broot + cleanup
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home.nix
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home.nix
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config = { theme = "Solarized (light)"; };
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};
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programs.broot = {
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enable = true;
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enableZshIntegration = true;
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# skin = "Solarized (light)";
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skin = {
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default = "rgb(101, 123, 131) rgb(253, 246, 227) / rgb(147, 161, 161) rgb(238, 232, 213)";
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tree = "rgb(147, 161, 161) none";
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file = "none none";
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directory = "rgb(38, 139, 210) none bold";
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exe = "rgb(211, 1, 2) none";
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link = "rgb(211, 54, 130) none";
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pruning = "rgb(147, 161, 161) none italic";
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perm__ = "rgb(147, 161, 161) none";
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perm_r = "none none";
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perm_w = "none none";
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perm_x = "none none";
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owner = "rgb(147, 161, 161) none";
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group = "rgb(147, 161, 161) none";
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sparse = "none none";
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git_branch = "rgb(88, 110, 117) none";
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git_insertions = "rgb(133, 153, 0) none";
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git_deletions = "rgb(211, 1, 2) none";
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git_status_current = "none none";
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git_status_modified = "rgb(181, 137, 0) none";
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git_status_new = "rgb(133, 153, 0) none";
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git_status_ignored = "rgb(147, 161, 161) none";
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git_status_conflicted = "rgb(211, 1, 2) none";
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git_status_other = "rgb(211, 1, 2) none";
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selected_line = "none rgb(238, 232, 213)";
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char_match = "rgb(133, 153, 0) none underlined";
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file_error = "rgb(203, 75, 22) none italic";
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flag_label = "none none";
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flag_value = "rgb(181, 137, 0) none bold";
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input = "none none";
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status_error = "rgb(203, 75, 22) rgb(238, 232, 213)";
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status_job = "rgb(108, 113, 196) rgb(238, 232, 213) bold";
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status_normal = "none rgb(238, 232, 213)";
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status_italic = "rgb(181, 137, 0) rgb(238, 232, 213)";
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status_bold = "rgb(88, 110, 117) rgb(238, 232, 213) bold";
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status_code = "rgb(108, 113, 196) rgb(238, 232, 213)";
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status_ellipsis = "none rgb(238, 232, 213)";
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scrollbar_track = "rgb(238, 232, 213) none";
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scrollbar_thumb = "none none";
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help_paragraph = "none none";
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help_bold = "rgb(88, 110, 117) none bold";
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help_italic = "rgb(88, 110, 117) none italic";
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help_code = "rgb(88, 110, 117) rgb(238, 232, 213)";
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help_headers = "rgb(181, 137, 0) none";
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help_table_border = "none none";
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preview_title = "rgb(147, 161, 161) rgb(238, 232, 213)";
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preview = "rgb(101, 123, 131) rgb(253, 246, 227) / rgb(147, 161, 161) rgb(238, 232, 213)";
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preview_line_number = "rgb(147, 161, 161) rgb(238, 232, 213)";
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preview_match = "None ansi(29)";
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staging_area_title = "gray(22) rgb(253, 246, 227)";
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programs.fzf = {
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enableZshIntegration = true;
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pkgs.delta # TODO: configure as part of programs.git
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pkgs.wget
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pkgs.curl
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# pkgs.vifm
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# Non-free, or don't work on MacOS
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# ----------------
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# pkgs.firefox
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# pkgs.obsidian
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# pkgs.slack
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# pkgs.signal-desktop
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];
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home.file = {
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tigrc
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tigrc
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vifm/solarized-light.vifm
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vifm/solarized-light.vifm
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" VIFM COLORS
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" solarized light
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" based on: https://github.com/altercation/vim-colors-solarized/blob/master/colors/solarized.vim
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" black = 0
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" green = 2
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" yellow = 3
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" blue = 4
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" magenta = 5
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" cyan = 6
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" white = 7
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"elseif g:solarized_termcolors != 256 && &t_Co >= 16
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"let s:vmode = "cterm"
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"let s:base03 = "8"
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"let s:base02 = "0"
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"let s:base01 = "10"
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"let s:base00 = "11"
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"let s:base0 = "12"
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"let s:base1 = "14"
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"let s:base2 = "7"
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"let s:base3 = "15"
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"let s:yellow = "3"
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"let s:orange = "9"
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"let s:red = "1"
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"let s:magenta = "5"
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"let s:violet = "13"
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"let s:blue = "4"
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"let s:cyan = "6"
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"let s:green = "2"
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highlight TopLine cterm=none ctermfg=blue ctermbg=white
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highlight StatusLine cterm=none ctermfg=12 ctermbg=white
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highlight Border cterm=none ctermfg=blue ctermbg=white
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highlight CmdLine cterm=none ctermfg=11 ctermbg=15
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highlight Link cterm=none ctermfg=magenta ctermbg=default
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highlight BrokenLink cterm=bold ctermfg=red ctermbg=default
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highlight Socket cterm=none ctermfg=violet ctermbg=default
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highlight Device cterm=none ctermfg=green ctermbg=default
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vifm/vifmrc
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vifm/vifmrc
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" vim: filetype=vifm :
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" Sample configuration file for vifm on OSX (last updated: 2 June, 2019)
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