Update docs and add an option for graphical login
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@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ This is my personal zsh configuraton.
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* [direnv](https://github.com/direnv/direnv)* - runs on cd, safely set enviroment
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* [eza](https://github.com/eza-community/eza)* - better ls
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* [bat](https://github.com/sharkdp/bat)* - better cat, less, man, etc.
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* [trash-cli](https://github.com/andreafrancia/trash-cli)* - safer deletion
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(* = optional)
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@ -24,13 +25,48 @@ source "${ZSH_CONFIG_DIR}/init.zsh"
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* ZSH_BOOKMARK_DIR: Bookmark directory (default: ~/.cache/zsh/bookmarks)
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* ZSH_BOOKMARK_LS: If true, run `ls` after jumping to a bookmark (default:
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true)
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* ZSH_USER_DIR: Directory containing configuration files (see below, default:
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~/.zsh.d)
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* ZSH_GRAPHICAL_LOGIN: Weather or not to enable starting a graphical session
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when a login shell is started. (default: true)
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### Aliases
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I use a lot of aliases. Because a lot of the aliases are only enabled if the
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corresponding piece of software is installed (see above), it is hard to give a
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full list. Therefore you should think of the following list as a guide and read
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`init.zsh` if you want a full list.
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* `ls`: eza --git -F
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* `la`: eza --git -Fa
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* `l`: eza --git -Fl
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* `ll`: eza --git -Fla
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* `cat`: bat --paging=never
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* `pcat`: bat -pp
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* `ncat`: bat -pp --color=never
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* `e`: emacsclient -a nvim -nw
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* `n`: emacsclient -a nvim -nw
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* `emacs`: emacsclient -a nvim -nw
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* `d`: *start dired in either the current or provided directory*
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* `dired`: *start dired in either the current or provided directory*
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* `se`: sudoedit
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* `mv`: mv -i
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* `cp`: cp -i
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* `rm`: *disabled if trash-cli is installed*
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* `tp`: trash-put
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* `trr`: trash-restore
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* `trl`: trash-list
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* `tre`: trash-empty
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* `trm`: trash-rm
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* `gt`: git status
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* `ga`: git add
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* `gaa`: git add -A
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* `gc`: git commit
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* `gf`: git fetch
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* `gu`: git pull
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* `gp`: git push
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* `gcm`: *git commit -m, but treat all following args as the message (like echo)*
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* `gacm`: *git commit -am, but treat all following args as the message (like echo)*
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### Configuration
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To configure, create `~/.zsh.d` (or set ZSH_USER_DIR as described above). The
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create either of the option files `init.zsh` and `early-init.zsh`. The former is
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run in the middle of startup, after most plugins have been initialized, but
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before ones related to command history, auto-complete, etc. The latter is run as
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the first thing in the configuration file (after `autoload -U compinit &&
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compinit`).
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Previous versions of this configuration supported files that were not under
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version control to be run during initialization of the shell. However the
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current version does not support this. Configuring the shell requires editing
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either `init.zsh` or `early-init.zsh`.
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@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ function bm {
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[ -L "${ZSH_BOOKMARK_DIR}/${1}" ] || { echo "No such bookmark: '${1}'!"; return 1 }
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[ -e "${ZSH_BOOKMARK_DIR}/${1}" ] || { echo "The bookmark '${1}' refers to a non-existant file!"; return 1 }
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cd -P "${ZSH_BOOKMARK_DIR}/${1}"
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[[ -v ZSH_BOOKMARK_LS ]] && "${ZSH_BOOKMARK_LS}" && ls
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[[ -v ZSH_BOOKMARK_LS ]] && [[ "${ZSH_BOOKMARK_LS}" = 'true' ]] && ls
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}
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function _bm {
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_arguments '::bookmark:_bookmarks'
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@ -10,7 +10,8 @@ add_ssh_keys() {
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}
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# Because I use zsh to start graphical sessions
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if [[ -o login ]]; then
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[[ -v ZSH_GRAPHICAL_LOGIN ]] || ZSH_GRAPHICAL_LOGIN=true
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if [[ -o login ]] && [[ "${ZSH_GRAPHICAL_LOGIN}" = 'true' ]] ; then
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export LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8
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eval "$(gnome-keyring-daemon --start 2>/dev/null)"
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export SSH_AUTH_SOCK
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