dotfiles
My personal [minimalist] configuration files. The main focus is in security and simplicity, so only known softwares are used hacks are avoided.
Installation
cd # go $HOME now
git clone https://github.com/lopes/dotfiles
cp -r dotifiles/.{bashrc,config,git,inputrc,local,screenrc,vimrc,xinitrc,zshrc} .
mkdir .cache/zshShortcuts
Just documenting some shortcuts of my daily use.
Zsh
control-c: kill foreground processcontrol-l: clear the screencontrol-r: search historycontrol-g: quits search historycontrol-u: clear the entire linecontrol-a: go to the begining of the linecontrol-e: go to the end of the line
Micro
control-s: savecontrol-q: exitcontrol-k: cut the entire linecontrol-c: copycontrol-v: pastecontrol-z: undo changescontrol-y: redo changes
Vim
:wq: save and exit:q!: exit without savedd: cut the entire lineyy: copy the entire lineyw: copy the word under the cursorp: paste copied textu: undo changescontrol-r: redo changesshift-g: go to the end of filegg: go to the begining of file$: go to the end of line^: go to the begining of lineg~w: toggle the case for word under cursorcontrol-v: go to visual mode -escto exit
Less, man
/sentence: search forsentence
i3
$mod-shift-q: kill the current window$mod-shift-e: exit i3$mod-shift-r: reloads i3$mod-enter: open a new terminal$mod-space: open app launcher
Some Vim commands can be combined to alter their behavior, for instance
d$cut all characters from the cursor to the end of line.

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