Desktop Configuration

It is personal

This is what I do for me. I learned (started learning) vi before vim existed. I generally dislike "features" though I find some useful. I use xFCE Desktop with no icons and very simple background to minimize distractions. In my work life I can make good use of ten or more open terminal sessions. I keep each terminal session maximized in its own workspace.

Details

• Add the line export EDITOR=vi to .bashrc because if you want to use "nano" you can type "nano".
• Add the line bind -m vi-command '"v": ignore' to .bashrc to disable the behavior of <esc>v at your terminal prompt.
• Add alias l='ls -lA' to .bash_aliases.
• Download https://someonewhocares.org/hosts/hosts from Dan Pollock and apend it to your /etc/hosts file. This improves your browsing experience.
• disable
• set up .exrc and for root
• get .initrc and for root
• make ed25519 keypair
• set HashKnownHosts no in /etc/ssh/ssh_config

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