In this repository I collect some of my personal .files.
## Shell(s)
-I use bash on Lunux and zsh on MacOS, therefore I have and RC for both of them. Their design are similar: they define a prompt and some simple functions and include:
-- `~/.*sh_aliases`: it defines simple cross machine alases (evaluated from \*shrc);
-- `~/.*sh_env`: contanins definitions for machine specific environment variables (evaluated from \*shrc);
+- `~/.*sh_aliases`: it defines simple cross machine aliases (evaluated from `*shrc`);
+- `~/.*sh_env`: contains definitions for machine specific environment variables (evaluated from `*shrc`);
- `~/.config/some.files/bash/env.sh`: contains definitions for cross machine environment variables (evaluated from .bashrc);
-- `~/.config/some.files/bash/procedures/*.sh`: each file is evaluated from .bashrc and is supposed to contain definitions for bash procedures;
+- `~/.config/some.files/bash/procedures/*.sh`: each file is evaluated from `.bashrc` and is supposed to contain definitions for bash procedures;
### Dependencies
## TMux
-TMux customization is not much. The following bindings have been set:
+> Not much.
+
+The following bindings have been set:
- `C-b %`: does nothing;
- `C-b "`: does nothing;
## Window Manager
I like i3, there must be a reason?
-Anyway, the i3 configuration file is quite simple. In it I defined very few keybindings to start the browser, my IDE (I use Neovim, btw) and some other stuff. Nothing exoterical, but be aware that that configuration relies on some dependencies:
+Anyway, the i3 configuration file is quite simple. In it I defined very few keybindings to start the browser, my IDE (I use Neovim, btw) and some other stuff. Nothing esoteric, but be aware that that configuration relies on some dependencies:
- [Picom](https://github.com/yshui/picom);
- [VolumeIcom](https://github.com/Maato/volumeicon);