AutoYADM commit: 2025-05-20 17:16:24

.config/kak/autoload/ui-mode.kak

@@ -43,9 +43,13 @@ define-command autowrap-toggle -docstring "toggle autowrap" %{
 		if [ "$kak_opt_autowrap" = "true" ]; then
 		echo "autowrap-disable"
 		echo "set-option window autowrap false"
+		echo "info -title Autowrap 'Window autowrap disabled'"
 		else
 		echo "autowrap-enable"
 		echo "set-option window autowrap true"
+		echo "info -title Autowrap 'Window autowrap enabled'"
 		fi
 	}
 }
+
+map -docstring 'toggle autowrap' global ui a ": autowrap-toggle<ret>"

README.md

@@ -1,10 +1,17 @@
-# Daniel's Dotfiles
+<h1>Daniel's Dotfiles</h1>
 
 My personal Linux dotfiles.
 
 I use Arch btw.
 
-The root of this repo is equivalent to my $HOME directory.
+The root of this repo is equivalent to my `$HOME` directory.
+
+<!--toc:start-->
+
+- [This Repository](#this-repository)
+  - [Note On Keybindings](#note-on-keybindings)
+
+<!--toc:end-->
 
 ## This Repository
 
@@ -12,21 +19,41 @@ I use this repository to sync and backup my dotfiles. I use the excellent [yadm]
 to manage the repo, and [autoyadm](https://git.sr.ht/~ficd/autoyadm) to automate
 committing & pushing on a timer.
 
+Therefore, these configs are:
+
+- Always up to date.
+- But potentially broken on any given commit (due to incomplete configs being
+  pushed).
+
 If you see a file with a weird name, like `config##hostname.dbox`, it's
 leveraging `yadm`'s alternate files feature; the program will automatically
-symlink that file to its appropriate destination depending on which computer
+symlink the appropriate file to its destination depending on what comes after
-it's on.
+the `##`. This is also how templates are handled (see [niri](./.config/niri))
+for an example of this.
 
-This is done automatically on a timer. Therefore, these configs are:
+### Note On Keybindings
 
-- Always up-to-date.
+I use Colemak-DH, which is a non-qwerty keyboard layout. Because I came up using
-- Potentially broken on any given commit.
+Vim, I'm used to `hjkl` for movement. However, on this layout, `mnei` occupies
+the `hjkl` position. Thus, in most applications, I change the bindings so
+they're more comfortable for me to use. Please keep this in mind when copying my
+configs.
 
-## Note On Keybindings
+## Configuration Notes
 
-A note on keybindings: I use Colemak-DH, which is a non-qwerty keyboard layout.
+### Kakoune
-I use either `MNEI` or the arrow keys (which is a mod key + `MNEI` on my
-keyboard) for navigation, depending on a few different factors.
 
-If `MNEI` conflicts with any defaults that would be far too finicky to remap, I
+I've been configuring and enjoying Kakoune as my text editor lately. It's highly
-just use the arrow keys. Otherwise, I bind `MNEI` to navigation.
+personalized, so I don't recommend copying it, but feel free to peruse for
+inspiration.
+
+### Helix
+
+I used Helix for quite a few months. I had implemented some cool functionality
+using calls to external scripts; these may be of interest to you.
+
+### Niri
+
+I use Niri as my Window manager. I've written quite a few custom scripts that
+work with Niri; you'll find references to them in the configuration, and the
+code for most is available in my [utils collection](https://sr.ht/~ficd/utils).