PINUQ

Github fast

Thu, 01 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMT

git clone
git commit -m "update"
git add
git branch
git checkout
git push
git rebase
git revert

git status

git config --global user.email "yojeero@gmail.com"
git config --global user.name "yojeero"

git init
git add .
git push

github cli

gh repo create home_linux --public -d 'linux config dots, icons, themes, wallpapers, media-test in home directory'
git remote add origin https://github.com/yojeero/home_linux.git
git branch -M main
git push -u origin main

git remote add origin https://github.com/yojeero/config_linux.git
git config --global --add safe.directory D:/Yojee/Soft/USB/Doc/Linux/HOME

Git Gitignore

Thu, 01 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMT

.gitignore
> needed to hide files and folders from the Git version control system. Typically, configuration files (especially those with passwords), temporary files and folders are hidden.

Base:

Each line is a separate template.
Empty lines are ignored.
Lines starting with # are comments.
The slash character "/" at the beginning of the line indicates the current folder (where .gitignore is located).
The asterisk(*) replaces any number of characters.
Two asterisks (**) are used to indicate all subfolders.
An exclamation mark(!) at the beginning of a line inverts the pattern (used for exceptions).
To escape special characters, use the backslash "". To ignore an entire directory, the rule must end with a slash (/), otherwise the rule is treated as a file name.
The gitignore repository from github contains examples of gitignore files for all typical projects.

Example .gitignore file

Ignore foo.txt file.
foo.txt

# Ignore html files
*.html   

# But specifically foo.html should not be ignored
!foo.html   

# Ignore rar files in the project root
# Let's say the file /temp/main.rar will not be ignored because he's not at the root
/*.rar   

# Ignore css files from the bar folder not including subfolders
# Let's say the file /bar/temp/main.css will not be ignored because it's in the temp subfolder
/bar/*.css   

# Ignore js files from the bar folder and subfolders, if any
/bar/**.*.js

How can I exclude a folder from tracking but add a subfolder?

Problem 1

Remove the node_modules folder, but leave 2 subfolders jquery and semantic in it

├── js
│ ├── app.js
│ └── system.js
├── scss
│ ├── system.scss
│ └── theme.scss
└── vendor
    ├── node_modules ← Убрать
    │ ├── load-json-file
    │ ├── lodash
    │ ├── jquery ← Оставить
    │ ├── make-error
    │ ├── semantic ← Оставить
    │ └── yargs
    └── semantic.json

Solution:

/vendor/node_modules/*
!/vendor/node_modules/jquery/
!/vendor/node_modules/semantic/

Problem 2

Remove the node_modules folder, but leave the dist subfolder in its jquery subfolder.

├── js
│ ├── app.js
│ └── system.js
├── scss
│ ├── system.scss
│ └── theme.scss
└── vendor
    ├── node_modules ← Убрать
    │ ├── load-json-file
    │ ├── lodash
    │ ├── jquery
    │ │ └──dist ← Оставить
    │ ├── make-error
    │ ├── semantic
    │ └── yargs
    └── semantic.json

Solution:

/vendor/node_modules/*
/vendor/node_modules/jquery/*
!/vendor/node_modules/jquery/
!/vendor/node_modules/jquery/dist/

Pen on paper

Thu, 01 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMT

Save important notes on paper

For long-term preservation of notes on paper, it is best to use ballpoint pens.

Why ballpoint pens are the best for archiving

Water resistance: Oil-based ink will not smear when wet.
Light fastness: the paste does not fade from sunlight for decades.

Paper durability: Ink will not corrode paper fibers over time.

-Chemical stability: pigments are resistant to oxidation.

Disadvantages of gel and capillary pens

Vulnerable to Moisture: Most gel and capillary inks will wash away instantly from water.

Fading: capillary pens (liners) quickly fade in the light.
Bleed-through: Ink from capillary pens often bleeds through the paper.

Exception to the rule

If you absolutely don't like ballpoint pens, look for gel or capillary pens labeled "Archival-safe", "Document" or ISO 14145-2 compliant. They contain special pigment ink that is not afraid of water and light.

For a home notepad away from the sun, the best choice would be gel pens with pigment ink or classic ballpoint pens.

In such conditions, the main threat is accidental moisture (for example, spilled tea) and the natural aging of paper.

Best options for home recordings

Pigment gel: Ideal choice. Pigment-based inks (as opposed to conventional water-soluble dyes) are firmly etched into the paper. They will not flow from a drop of water and write softer than ballpoint ones.
Butter ball: Traditional and safest option. The text will not blur, even if the notepad is completely flooded with water.

What is better to refuse

Conventional capillary pens (liners): If the air humidity in the room is high, the ink may begin to blur, and a drop of water may cause the text to disappear completely.
Cheap gel pens: Blue and black colors in inexpensive sets are often water-based - they smear easily.

Proven series of archive pens

Uni-ball Signo (DX or Broad series): Contains Super Ink pigment ink. Protected from water and time.
Pilot G-2: A popular gel, but be warned - it has only average water resistance, although it has a long shelf life.
Pentel EnerGel: Writes great and dries quickly, but is afraid of water. Use only in dry environments.
Pigment liners (Pigma Micron, Staedtler Pigment Liner): These are capillary pens, but with special archival inks. They won't flow.

For a thin, neat line and light blue color in a home notebook, Japanese gel pens with an ultra-thin point (0.38 mm - 0.5 mm) and pigment ink are best suited. Regular roll-on blue is often too dark or muddy, but gel will give a clean, bright shade.

The best pens for your criteria

Uni-ball Signo DX (UM-151), thickness 0.38 mm

Color: Light Blue or Sky Blue.

Pros: An absolute favorite for archival recordings. Uni Super Ink pigment ink is firmly embedded into the paper, is not afraid of water and does not fade. The line turns out to be jewelry thin and clear.

Pilot Juice / Juice Up, thickness 0.38 mm or 0.4 mm

Color: Light Blue.
Pros: The Juice Up version has a unique synergistic nib that writes incredibly smooth for its thickness. The ink is pigmented, moisture resistant, the colors are very rich and aesthetic.

Zebra Sarasa Clip, thickness 0.4 mm or 0.5 mm

Color: Pale Blue or Light Blue.
Pros: Archival quality pigment gel. Convenient clip-on clip. It writes softly, the line is not interrupted, and dries faster than many analogues.

What to look for when buying

Look for Japanese versions on marketplaces or stationery stores. The name or description must indicate 0.38 mm (or 0.4 mm) - this will ensure that very thin and neat line that will not blur on the notepad paper.

USB via Qemu

Thu, 01 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMT

The easiest way to run multiboot USB via QEMU on Windows

Download QEMU for Windows regular installer.
Find out the flash drive number

PowerShell from administrator:

Get-CimInstance Win32_DiskDrive

Look for your USB flash drive.

For example: \.\PHYSICALDRIVE2

Launch the flash drive

Open PowerShell as administrator:

cd "C:\Program Files\qemu"

.\qemu-system-x86_64.exe -m 4096 -boot c -hda \\.\PHYSICALDRIVE2

Mango Astro

Fri, 11 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT

import { Image } from 'astro:assets'; import image1 from './1.webp'; import image2 from './2.webp';
import image3 from './3.webp'; import image4 from './4.webp';

Main

Window Manager: mango
Status bar: wayybar
Terminal: foot
Launcher: fuzzel
Wallpaper: swaybg
Compositor: wayland
Screenshot: grim
Viewer: imv
Logout menu: wlogout

Fonts

Symbols Nerd Font - icons, interface, development.
JetBrains Mono - system font and interface.

Clear Sans 10 - System Font
Osaka-Dark-Solarized - Theme
Gruvbox - Icons

🧼 Installation

1. Boot to the Arch iso

archinstall

on the step - profile - select > desktop > sway

2. After installing - Reboot and update system

sudo pacman -Syu

sudo pacman -S \
      xorg-xwayland \
      seatd \
      polkit

[!IMPORTANT] sudo systemctl enable --now seatd sudo usermod -aG seat $USER

3. Installing Mango

sudo pacman -S --needed base-devel git
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/paru.git
cd paru
makepkg -si

paru -Syu \
mangowm-git \      
      waybar-git \
      swaybg \
      swaylock-effects-git \
      swaync \
      sway-audio-idle-inhibit-git \
      swayidle \
      wlogout \
      foot \
      xdg-desktop-portal-wlr \
      wl-clip-persist \
      cliphist \
      wl-clipboard \
      wlsunset \
      xfce-polkit \
      pamixer \
      wlr-dpms \
      dimland-git \
      brightnessctl \
      swayosd \
      wlr-randr \
      grim \
      slurp

4. Installing Pkgs

paru -S \

alacritty \
   foot \
   micro \
   mousepad \
   firefox

thunar \
   thunar-archive-plugin \
   thunar-volman \
   xfce4-screenshooter

fastfetch \
   mc \
   xarchiver \
   tumbler \
   btop

p7zip \
   unzip \
   zip \
   tar \
   atool

wget \
   git \
   curl \
   gvfs \
   udisks2 \
   ntfs-3g

xdg-utils \
   ripgrep \
   zoxide \
   eza \
   fzf \
   fd

imv \
   celluloid \
   rhythmbox \
   imagemagick \
   ffmpeg

5. Installing FISH

paru -S fish 

chsh -s $(command -v fish)

Home Structure

~/
├── Pictures/
├── Screen/
├── icons/
├── themes/
├── .local/share/fonts/
└── .config/
    ├── mango/
    ├── waybar/
    ├── fuzzel/
    └── foot/

Used Dots, Icons, Themes, Wallpapers

[!NOTE] yojeero/config_linux

Folder for screenshots

[!NOTE] Create folder Screen for saving screenshots via grim.

🐧 Login TTY

[!NOTE] Mango > use Bash or ZSH or FISH

.bash_profile

if [[ -z $DISPLAY && $XDG_VTNR -eq 1 ]]; then
  exec mango
fi

.zprofile

if [ -z "${DISPLAY}" ] && [ "${XDG_VTNR}" -eq 1 ]; then
  exec mango
fi

config.fish

if status is-login
    if test (tty) = /dev/tty1

         set -gx XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP mango
            set -gx XDG_SESSION_DESKTOP mango
            set -gx XDG_SESSION_TYPE wayland
            set -gx MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND 1
            set -gx QT_QPA_PLATFORM wayland
            
            exec mango
    end
end

Login Mango

[!TIP] Arch Linux > login > pass

Mango + Sway

config.fish

[!TIP] Interactive session selection when logging into TTY1

if status is-interactive; and test (tty) = "/dev/tty1"
    echo "==================================="
    echo " Run Mango or Sway:   "
    echo " [1] Mango (Wayland)              "
    echo " [2] Sway (Wayland)              "
    echo " [3] Stay in TTY      "
    echo "==================================="
    
    # Read the user's choice
    read -P "Select [1-3]: " choice

    switch $choice
        case 1
            echo "Start Mango (Wayland)..."    
            set -gx XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP mango
            set -gx XDG_SESSION_DESKTOP mango
            set -gx XDG_SESSION_TYPE wayland
            set -gx MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND 1
            set -gx QT_QPA_PLATFORM wayland
            
            exec mango

        case 2
            echo "Start Sway (Wayland)..."
            set -gx XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP sway
            set -gx XDG_SESSION_DESKTOP sway
            set -gx XDG_SESSION_TYPE wayland
            set -gx MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND 1
            set -gx QT_QPA_PLATFORM wayland
            
            exec sway

        case 3
            echo "Enter to TTY!"
            
        case '*'
            echo "Bad step. Stay in TTY."
    end
end

Login Mango or Sway

├── [1] Mango (Wayland)   
├── [2] Sway (Wayland)   
└── [3] Stay in TTY

Mango Astro download from the GitHub.

Sway Latte

Fri, 04 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT

import { Image } from 'astro:assets'; import image1 from './1.webp'; import image2 from './2.webp';

Main

Window Manager: sway
Status bar: wayybar
Terminal: foot
Launcher: fuzzel
Wallpaper: swaybg
Compositor: wayland
Screenshot: grim
Viewer: imv
Logout menu: wlogout

[!TIP] Waybar is visible > gaps in 40 > normal mode
Waybar is hide > super + g > gaps in 0 > working mode

Fonts

Symbols Nerd Font - icons, interface, development.
JetBrains Mono - system font and interface.

Clear Sans 10 - System Font
Zorin-Light - Theme
Gruvbox - Icons

🧼 Installation

1. Boot to the Arch iso

archinstall

on the step - profile - select > desktop > sway

2. After installing - Reboot and update system

sudo pacman -Syu

sudo pacman -S \
      xorg-xwayland \
      seatd \
      polkit

[!IMPORTANT] sudo systemctl enable --now seatd sudo usermod -aG seat $USER

3. Installing Sway

sudo pacman -S --needed base-devel git
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/paru.git
cd paru
makepkg -si

paru -S \
sway-git \
   wlroots-git \
   waybar-git \
   swaylock \
   swayidle \
   swaybg \
   wl-clipboard \
   wlogout \
   fuzzel \
   foot \
   mako \
   grim \
   slurp \
   xdg-desktop-portal-wlr \
   xdg-desktop-portal-gtk \
   nwg-look

4. Installing Pkgs

paru -S \

alacritty \
   foot \
   micro \
   mousepad \
   firefox

thunar \
   thunar-archive-plugin \
   thunar-volman \
   xfce4-terminal

fastfetch \
   mc \
   xarchiver \
   tumbler \
   btop

p7zip \
   unzip \
   zip \
   tar \
   atool

wget \
   git \
   curl \
   gvfs \
   udisks2 \
   ntfs-3g

xdg-utils \
   ripgrep \
   zoxide \
   xfce4-screenshooter

imv \
   celluloid \
   rhythmbox \
   imagemagick \
   ffmpeg

5. Installing FISH

paru -S \
fish \
   eza \
   fzf \
   fd

chsh -s $(command -v fish)

Home Structure

~/
├── Pictures/
├── Screen/
├── icons/
├── themes/
├── .local/share/fonts/
└── .config/
    ├── sway/
    ├── waybar/
    ├── fuzzel/
    └── foot/

Used Dots, Icons, Themes, Wallpapers

[!NOTE] yojeero/config_linux

Folder for screenshots

[!NOTE] Create folder Screen for saving screenshots via grim.

Login TTY

[!NOTE] Sway > use Bash or ZSH or FISH

.bash_profile

if [[ -z $DISPLAY && $XDG_VTNR -eq 1 ]]; then
  exec sway
fi

.zprofile

if [ -z "${DISPLAY}" ] && [ "${XDG_VTNR}" -eq 1 ]; then
  exec sway
fi

config.fish

if status is-login
    if test (tty) = /dev/tty1

        set -gx XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP sway
        set -gx XDG_SESSION_DESKTOP sway
        set -gx XDG_SESSION_TYPE wayland
        set -gx MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND 1
        set -gx QT_QPA_PLATFORM wayland

        set -gx _JAVA_AWT_WM_NONREPARENTING 1

        exec sway
    end
end

Login Sway

[!TIP] Arch Linux > login > pass

Sway Latte download from the GitHub.

Herbstluftwm Turbo

Mon, 24 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT

import { Image } from 'astro:assets'; import image1 from './1.webp'; import image2 from './2.webp';

Main

Window Manager: herbstluftwm
Status bar: polybar
Terminal: alacritty
Launcher: rofi
Wallpaper: feh
Compositor: picom
Screenshot: maim
Viewer: imv

[!TIP] Polybar is visible > gaps in 40 > normal mode
Polybar is hide > super + b > gaps in 0 > working mode

Fonts

Symbols Nerd Font - icons, interface, development.
JetBrains Mono - system font and interface.

Clear Sans 10 - System Font
Kanagawa - Theme
Gruvbox - Icons

🧼 Installation

1. Boot to the Arch iso

archinstall

on the step - profile - select > desktop > minimal

2. After installing - Reboot and update system

sudo pacman -Syu

sudo pacman -S \
    xorg-server \
    xorg-xinit \
    xorg-xrandr \
    xorg-xset \
    xorg-xsetroot

3. Installing Herbstluftwm

sudo pacman -S \
herbstluftwm \
    alacritty \
    polybar \
    rofi \
    picom \
    feh \
    maim \
    slop \
    xclip \
    dunst \
    i3lock

[!IMPORTANT] Give execution rights to configuration scripts

chmod +x ~/.config/herbsluftwm/autostart
chmod +x ~/.config/polybar/launch.sh
chmod +x ~/.config/polybar/hlwm-polybar/hlwm-tags.sh

4. Installing Pkgs

sudo pacman -S \

alacritty \
   micro \
   mousepad \
   firefox

thunar \
   thunar-archive-plugin \
   thunar-volman

fastfetch \
   mc \
   xarchiver \
   tumbler \
   btop

p7zip \
   unzip \
   zip \
   tar \
   atool

wget \
   git \
   curl \
   gvfs \
   udisks2 \
   ntfs-3g

xdg-utils \
   ripgrep \
   zoxide \
   xfce4-screenshooter

imv \
   celluloid \
   rhythmbox \
   imagemagick \
   ffmpeg \
   lxappearance

5. Installing FISH

sudo pacman -S \
fish \
   eza \
   fzf \
   fd

chsh -s $(command -v fish)

Home Structure

~/
├── Pictures/
├── Screen/
├── icons/
├── themes/
├── .local/share/fonts/
└── .config/
    ├── herbstluftwm/
    ├── polybar/
    ├── rofi/
    └── picom/

Used Dots, Icons, Themes, Wallpapers

[!NOTE] yojeero/config_linux

Folder for screenshots

[!NOTE] Create folder Screen for saving screenshots via maim.

Login TTY

x11 wm

.xinitrc

[!TIP] at the end > insert

exec herbstluftwm

config.fish

at the end > insert

if status is-login
    if test -z "$DISPLAY" -a (tty) = "/dev/tty1"
        exec startx
    end
end

Login x11 wm

[!TIP] Arch Linux > login > pass

x11/wayland wm

.xinitrc

[!TIP] at the end > insert

if [ -n "$1" ]; then
    exec "$1"
else
    exec herbstluftwm
fi

config.fish

[!TIP] Interactive session selection when logging into TTY1

if status is-interactive; and test (tty) = "/dev/tty1"
    echo "==================================="
    echo " Run HLWM or Sway:   "
    echo " [1] herbstluftwm (X11)           "
    echo " [2] Sway (Wayland)              "
    echo " [3] Stay in TTY      "
    echo "==================================="

    # Read the user's choice
    read -P "Select [1-3]: " choice

    switch $choice
        case 1
            echo "Start herbstluftwm (X11)..."
            exec startx (which herbstluftwm)

        case 2
            echo "Start Sway (Wayland)..."
            set -gx XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP sway
            set -gx XDG_SESSION_DESKTOP sway
            set -gx XDG_SESSION_TYPE wayland
            set -gx MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND 1
            set -gx QT_QPA_PLATFORM wayland

            exec sway

        case 3
            echo "Enter to TTY!"

        case '*'
            echo "Bad step. Stay in TTY."
    end
end

Login x11/wayland wm

├── [1] herbstluftwm (X11)   
├── [2] Sway (Wayland)   
└── [3] Stay in TTY

HLWM Turbo download from the GitHub.

Bspwm Paper

Tue, 18 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT

import { Image } from 'astro:assets'; import image1 from './1.webp'; import image2 from './2.webp';

Main

Window Manager: bspwm
Hotkeys daemon: sxhkd
Status bar: polybar
Terminal: alacritty
Launcher: rofi
Wallpaper: feh
Compositor: picom
Screenshot: maim
Viewer: imv

Fonts

Symbols Nerd Font - icons, interface, development.
JetBrains Mono - system font and interface.

Clear Sans 10 - System Font
Zorin Light - Theme
Gruvbox - Icons

🧼 Installation

1. Boot to the Arch iso

archinstall

on the step - profile - select > desktop > bspwm

2. After installing - Reboot and update system

sudo pacman -Syu

sudo pacman -S \
    xorg-server \
    xorg-xinit \
    xorg-xrandr \
    xorg-xset \
    xorg-xsetroot

3. Installing BSPWM

sudo pacman -S \
bspwm \
sxhkd \
   alacritty \
   polybar \
   rofi \
   picom \
   feh \
   maim \
   slop \
   xclip \
   dunst \
   i3lock

[!IMPORTANT] Give execution rights to configuration scripts

chmod +x ~/.config/bspwm/bspwmrc
chmod +x ~/.config/polybar/launch.sh

4. Installing Pkgs

sudo pacman -S \

alacritty \
   foot \
   micro \
   mousepad \
   firefox

thunar \
   thunar-archive-plugin \
   thunar-volman

fastfetch \
   mc \
   xarchiver \
   tumbler \
   btop

p7zip \
   unzip \
   zip \
   tar \
   atool

wget \
   git \
   curl \
   gvfs \
   udisks2 \
   ntfs-3g

xdg-utils \
   ripgrep \
   zoxide \
   xfce4-screenshooter

imv \
   celluloid \
   rhythmbox \
   imagemagick \
   ffmpeg \
   lxappearance

5. Installing FISH

sudo pacman -S \
fish \
   eza \
   fzf \
   fd

chsh -s $(command -v fish)

Home Structure

~/
├── Pictures/
├── Screen/
├── icons/
├── themes/
├── .local/share/fonts/
└── .config/
    ├── bspwm/
    ├── sxhkd/
    ├── polybar/
    ├── rofi/
    └── picom/

Used Dots, Icons, Themes, Wallpapers

[!NOTE] yojeero/config_linux

Hide/show Polybar

[!TIP] use keybinding super + b

Folder for screenshots

[!TIP] Create folder Screen for saving screenshots via maim.

Login TTY

.xinitrc

[!TIP] at the end > insert

exec bspwm

config.fish

[!TIP] at the end > insert

if status is-login
    if test -z "$DISPLAY" -a (tty) = "/dev/tty1"
        exec startx
    end
end

Login Bspwm

[!TIP] Arch Linux > login > pass

BSPWM Paper download from the GitHub.

Bspwm Cobalt

Wed, 12 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT

import { Image } from 'astro:assets'; import image1 from './1.webp'; import image2 from './2.webp';

Main

Window Manager: bspwm
Hotkeys daemon: sxhkd
Status bar: polybar
Terminal: alacritty
Launcher: rofi
Wallpaper: feh
Compositor: picom
Screenshot: maim
Viewer: imv

Fonts

Symbols Nerd Font - icons, interface, development.
JetBrains Mono - system font and interface.

Clear Sans 10 - System Font
Gruvbox Dark - Theme
Gruvbox - Icons

🧼 Installation

1. Boot to the Arch iso

archinstall

on the step - profile - select > desktop > bspwm

2. After installing > reboot and update system

sudo pacman -Syu

sudo pacman -S \
    xorg-server \
    xorg-xinit \
    xorg-xrandr \
    xorg-xset \
    xorg-xsetroot

3. Installing BSPWM

sudo pacman -S \
bspwm \
sxhkd \
   alacritty \
   polybar \
   rofi \
   picom \
   feh \
   maim \
   slop \
   xclip \
   dunst \
   i3lock

[!IMPORTANT] Give execution rights to configuration scripts:

chmod +x ~/.config/bspwm/bspwmrc
chmod +x ~/.config/polybar/launch.sh

4. Installing Pkgs

sudo pacman -S \

alacritty \
   micro \
   mousepad \
   firefox

thunar \
   thunar-archive-plugin \
   thunar-volman

fastfetch \
   mc \
   xarchiver \
   tumbler \
   btop

p7zip \
   unzip \
   zip \
   tar \
   atool

wget \
   git \
   curl \
   gvfs \
   udisks2 \
   ntfs-3g

xdg-utils \
   ripgrep \
   zoxide \
   xfce4-screenshooter

imv \
   celluloid \
   rhythmbox \
   imagemagick \
   ffmpeg \
   lxappearance

5. Installing FISH

sudo pacman -S \
fish \
   eza \
   fzf \
   fd

chsh -s $(command -v fish)

Home Structure

~/
├── Pictures/
├── Screen/
├── icons/
├── themes/
├── .local/share/fonts/
└── .config/
    ├── bspwm/
    ├── sxhkd/
    ├── polybar/
    ├── rofi/
    └── picom/

Used Dots, Icons, Themes, Wallpapers

[!NOTE] yojeero/config_linux

Hide/show Polybar

[!TIP] use keybinding super + b

Folder for screenshots

[!TIP] Create folder Screen for saving screenshots via maim.

Login TTY

.xinitrc

[!TIP] at the end > insert

exec bspwm

config.fish

[!TIP] at the end > insert

if status is-login
    if test -z "$DISPLAY" -a (tty) = "/dev/tty1"
        exec startx
    end
end

Login Bspwm

[!TIP] Arch Linux > login > pass

BSPWM Cobalt download from the GitHub.

Multiboot USB

Tue, 25 Feb 2025 00:00:00 GMT

import { Image } from 'astro:assets'; import image1 from './yellow.webp'; import image2 from './art.webp'; import image3 from './moda.webp'; import image4 from './city.webp';

[!TIP] Support for Windows, Linux, WinPE.
Support for UEFI and Legacy BIOS (MBR).

Quick start

graph LR;
Format[Format] --> Boot[MBR/PBR]
Boot --> Files[USB-Files]
Files --> ISO[ISO]
ISO --> Menu[menu.lst]

Quick Start
Features
Supported Images
How to Make the USB Flash Drive Bootable
Preparing a Windows ISO Image
WinContig — Analysis and Defragmentation
Themes

Features

BIOS/UEFI
Windows ISO
Linux ISO
WinPE/LiveCD
Themes
Multiple ISOs on a single USB drive

Supported ISOs

Windows 10 / 11
Macrium Reflect
WinPE / LiveCD environments
Arch Linux
Kali Linux
CachyOS
Most modern Linux distributions

How to make the USB flash drive bootable

Installing the bootloader

[!IMPORTANT] The USB flash drive must be formatted as one partition.

Select a File System

FAT32/NTFS→ Choose the file system that best suits your needs.

[!IMPORTANT] FAT32 → does not support files larger than 4 GB

Activate the Partition

Open Bootice and select your USB drive.

Formatting a USB flash drive

File System
├─ FAT32/NTFS
└─ Start LBA → 2048

File system	Features
FAT32	Compatible, but files up to 4 GB
NTFS	Supports large ISO files

Parts Manage
├─ Re-Partitioning
├─ USB-HDD mode (Single Partition)
└─ Activate

Install MBR

Bootice
└─ Process MBR
    └─Windows NT 5.x/6.x
        └─ Install

Install PBR

Bootice
└─ Process PBR
   └─ Grub4Dos
      └─ Install
         └─ Version 0.4.6a

Creating a Multiboot USB Drive

Format the USB flash drive using → Bootice → Parts Manage → Repartitioning.
Using BOOTICE, perform Re-Partitioning as described in the section above. → How to make the USB flash drive bootable.
Copy the contents of the folder → USB-Files to the USB flash drive.
Integrate the driver → FiraDisk into the Windows ISO image.
Copy the ISO image to the folder → ISO.
Edit the file → menu.lst so that the ISO paths and names match.
Copy the Linux distributions to the TUX folder
Copy WinPE / LiveCD images to the PE folder

[!IMPORTANT] If desired, all ISOs can be stored in one directory.
Folders "ISO, TUX, PE, Apps" are created solely for convenience.

Structure of a multiboot flash drive

Multiboot USB root/
│
├──GFX/
│ ├── mac.gz
│ └── unifont.hex.gz
│
├── Apps/
│
├── ISO/
├── PE/
├── TUX/
│
├── AutoUnattend.xml
├── GRLDR
├── liveusbl
├── winpeshl.ini
│
└── menu.lst

[!IMPORTANT] A multiboot flash drive created using this scheme works in both BIOS Legacy and UEFI.

[!WARNING] Some ISO images may require disabling Secure Boot in the BIOS/UEFI to boot.

Preparing a Windows ISO image

To run Windows installation from a USB flash drive, you need to integrate the FiraDisk driver into the ISO image.
For this purpose → FiraDisk_integrator is used.

Create a working folder
├─ Use Latin characters in the folder name
├─ No spaces
├─ Maximum 8 characters
├─ Copy the Windows ISO into the folder
├─ Place the FiraDisk_integrator script in the same folder
└─ Run the script as administrator

[!IMPORTANT] You can copy several Windows ISO, of different editions and 32-bit and 64-bit versions.
The script processes all ISO images located in the same folder sequentially and, based on them, creates its own ISO images with the FiraDisk driver.

WinContig — Analysis & Defragmentation

When working with multiboot flash drives, ISO files should not be fragmented.

[!IMPORTANT] If the ISO is fragmented, errors or problems may occur while loading the ISO into memory.

ISO check

WinContig → Analyze

[!IMPORTANT] If the program shows the need for optimization, perform defragmentation.

Defragmentation→ launch WinContig

List of drives
├─ Select flash drive
├─ Properties
├─ Service
├─ Check
└─ Optimize

Themes

Themes → located in the make_skins/skins folder

How to Install a New Theme

Select the skin file → for example → mac.gz   
├─ Copy it to the folder → GFX
├─ Edit → menu.lst 
├─ Find the line → gfxmenu /GFX/sony.gz
└─ Replace → sony.gz with mac.gz

GitHub

Source files, configs, and themes:

VSCode themes

Wed, 06 Nov 2024 00:00:00 GMT

import { Image } from 'astro:assets'; import BlogImage from '../../../components/BlogImage.astro'; import image1 from './cream.webp'; import image2 from './moka.webp';

Cream - the light theme.

Go Marketplace and click install button.

Open VSCode extensions panel and Search for Cream theme.

Cream VSCode download from the GitHub.

Moka - the dark theme.

Go Marketplace and click install button.

Open VSCode extensions panel and Search for Moka theme.

Moka VSCode download from the GitHub.

Swenska Notepad4

Fri, 12 Jul 2024 00:00:00 GMT

Notepad4 - is a light-weight text editor for Windows with syntax highlighting, code folding, auto-completion and rewritten in modern C++.

[!TIP] Swenska Light - light theme.
Swenska Dark - dark theme.

For use Swenska Light in Notepad4:

install fonts from fonts folder.
run Notepad4.exe
select in menu - Scheme - Style Theme - Default.
select in menu - Scheme - customize Schemes.
import Swenska Light.ini from "themes" folder.

For use Swenska Dark in Notepad4:

install fonts from fonts folder.
run Notepad4.exe
select in menu - Scheme - Style Theme - Dark.
select in menu - Scheme - customize Schemes.
import Swenska Dark.ini from "themes" folder.

[!TIP] Or just download folder Notepad4 with pre-installed themes and use it.

Swenska Notepad4 download from the GitHub.

Sublime themes

Sun, 23 Jun 2024 00:00:00 GMT

import { Image } from 'astro:assets'; import BlogImage from '../../../components/BlogImage.astro'; import image1 from './cream.webp'; import image2 from './moka.webp';

Alpen - the light color scheme.

Install using Package Control

Enter Package Control: Install Package
Search for Alpen Color Scheme
Activating the Alpen Color Scheme
Preferences > Color Scheme > select > Alpen

Alpen download from the GitHub.

Lotus - the dark color scheme.

Install using Package Control

Enter Package Control: Install Package
Search for Lotus Color Scheme
Activating the Lotus Color Scheme
Preferences > Color Scheme > select > Lotus

Lotus download from the GitHub.