Formed in 2009, the Archive Team (not to be confused with the archive.org Archive-It Team) is a rogue archivist collective dedicated to saving copies of rapidly dying or deleted websites for the sake of history and digital heritage. The group is 100% composed of volunteers and interested parties, and has expanded into a large amount of related projects for saving online and digital history.
me
Dotfiles of various sorts; scripts, configuration files, modifications, etc.
$ mkdir ~/git $ git clone --bare https://git.mutiny.red/somasis/me ~/git/me.git $ git --git-dir=~/git/me.git --work-tree=~ checkout $ make
Components used
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execline - scripting language used for some scripts in ~/.local/bin
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alacritty - non-VTE based terminal without much cruft (in my opinion)
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I was at one point interested in trying
st, but it’s a different garbage fire entirely.
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bspwm - tiling window manager
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sxhkd - keyboard shortcut daemon
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polybar - desktop panel (clock, workspace switcher, window titles, system tray, now playing, etc.)
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I’d like something simpler, but nothing else seems to have as much usability. I also considered lemonbar in the past.
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xtitle - used as a script module on polybar, prints window titles, printing new titles on focus change; one would think xdotool or something most people already have would do this, but it doesn’t seem so.
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xsecurelock - screen locker with emphasis on high security
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xss-lock - integrate locker with suspend events
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unclutter-xfixes - hides mouse pointer when typing and after a period of time
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catgirl - IRC client
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I use the
catgirlsscript located in~/.local/binto make it integrate well with tmux and my desktop keyboard shortcuts.
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pounce - IRC bouncer; running on a different machine
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litterbox - IRC logger; running on a different machine
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mess - system for creating temporary, yet archived working directories (a port of the Ruby script is located in ~/.local/bin)
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mpdscribble - lastfm/listenbrainz scrobbler
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aerc - mail client
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Buggy, written in Go, and somewhat underdeveloped, but it’s not as irritating to configure as mutt or neomutt.
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mbsync - mailbox synchronizer, synchronizing between remote IMAP folders and local Maildirs.
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mblaze - maildir tools, only currently used for the new mail count in polybar
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rwc - "run when changed"
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newsboat - RSS reader
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idioms - scripting idioms used throughout ~/.local/bin
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kakoune - modal text editor that integrates nicely with other Unix tools
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pp - preprocessor that calls out to shell
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I’ve considered just switching and learning how to use m4 recently, though. Cuts out a dependency.
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dunst - notification daemon
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rofi - the best dmenu alternative