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<h1>What's Inside of LARBS?</h1>

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<p>LARBS has everything you need to have a /comfy/ Linux ricing configuration without any of the work.</p>

<h2>Installed by Default</h2>

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		<li>i3-gaps (window manager)</li>
		<li>polybar &ndash; status bar (the thing at the top)</li>
		<li>urxvt &ndash; terminal emulator (Mod+Enter)</li>
		<li>rofi &ndash; run prompt (Mod+d)</li>
		<li>ranger &ndash; file browser (Mod+r; also numerous tools for getting previews)</li>
		<li>neomutt &ndash; email (Mod+e; requires some setup)</li>
		<li>w3m &ndash; terminal browser and tool for viewing images in the terminal</li>
		<li>newsbeuter &ndash; RSS reader (Mod+n)</li>
		<li>ncmpcpp &ndash; Music player (Mod+m)</li>
		<li>mpv &ndash; video player (also views gifs)</li>
		<li>calcurse &ndash; calendar and schedule application (Mod+y)</li>
		<li>htop &ndash; system moniter (Mod+i)</li>
		<li>youtube-dl &ndash; terminal tool for downloading online videos/audio/playlists from various sites</li>
		<li>feh (image viewer and used for wallpapers)</li>
		<li>mupdf &ndash; .pdf viewer</li>
		<li>evince &ndash; another .pdf viewer, not as lightweight as mupdf, but better for viewing enormous .pdfs</li>
		<li>scrot &ndash; for taking screenshots</li>
		<li>tmux &ndash; terminal multiplexer</li>
		<li>R &ndash; used as a calculator (Mod+a), but can be used generally as well</li>
		<li>pavucontrol &ndash; audio manager (Mod+A)</li>
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<h3>Tools</h3>
<p>Programs here you won't necessarily use directly, but are important tools for other programs.</p>

<ul>
	<li>Pulseaudio &ndash; audio system</li>
	<li>Network Manager &ndash; exactly what it sound like</li>
		<li>mediainfo, poppler, highlight, w3m, atool, libcaca &ndash; programs for getting previews of various things in ranger; each has additional uses</li>
		<li>notmuch, notmuch-mutt, offlineimap, msmtp &ndash; backend email tools</li>
		<li>unzip, unrar &ndash; for archive extraction</li>
		<li>ntfs-3g, dosfstools &ndash; for handling Windows-formatted USBs</li>
		<li>mpd &ndash; backend for music/audio</li>
		<li>pywal &ndash; theme setter</li>
		<li>compton &ndash; composite manager</li>
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<h2>Optional installation</h2>

<h3>Browsers to choose from</h3>

<p>qutebrowser, Firefox, Waterfox, Palemoon. I mostly use Waterfox nowadays; I recommend the VimFX plugin.</p>

<h3>LaTeX Packages</h3>

<p>If you choose this option, you'll get all LaTeX packages (texlive-most, texlive-lang), biber for references and the vim-live-latex-preview for automatic compiling.</p>

<h3>Decoration</h3>

<p>If this option is chosen, you get Project M (a visualizer; Mod+V), cmatrix, asciiquarium, bash-pipes (terminal screensavers), screenfetch and neofetch (for posting on 4chan, duh), cli-visualizer and speedometer (for network speeds).</p>

<h3>Other programs you can individually select</h3>

<p>GIMP (image creator, editing program), Blender (video editor), the Libreoffice Suite (fully-featured equivalents of Word/Excel/Powerpoint, etc.), Emacs.</p>

<p>You can also get transmission, a torrent client, which by default, I have the terminal interface installed (Mod+F6).</p>

<p>There is also an option to install mroe complete fonts, giving you fonts for emojis, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and ancient languages.</p>


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			`<title>Programs Installed in LARBS</title>`
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link to program info added 2017-10-09 20:22:15 +02:00			`<h1>What's Inside of LARBS?</h1>`
online documentation; fetch moved to optional 2017-10-09 20:18:46 +02:00
			`<a href="index.html">Back to main page</a>`

			`<p>LARBS has everything you need to have a /comfy/ Linux ricing configuration without any of the work.</p>`

			`<h2>Installed by Default</h2>`

			`<ul>`
			`<li>i3-gaps (window manager)</li>`
			`<li>polybar – status bar (the thing at the top)</li>`
			`<li>urxvt – terminal emulator (Mod+Enter)</li>`
			`<li>rofi – run prompt (Mod+d)</li>`
			`<li>ranger – file browser (Mod+r; also numerous tools for getting previews)</li>`
			`<li>neomutt – email (Mod+e; requires some setup)</li>`
			`<li>w3m – terminal browser and tool for viewing images in the terminal</li>`
			`<li>newsbeuter – RSS reader (Mod+n)</li>`
			`<li>ncmpcpp – Music player (Mod+m)</li>`
			`<li>mpv – video player (also views gifs)</li>`
			`<li>calcurse – calendar and schedule application (Mod+y)</li>`
			`<li>htop – system moniter (Mod+i)</li>`
			`<li>youtube-dl – terminal tool for downloading online videos/audio/playlists from various sites</li>`
			`<li>feh (image viewer and used for wallpapers)</li>`
			`<li>mupdf – .pdf viewer</li>`
			`<li>evince – another .pdf viewer, not as lightweight as mupdf, but better for viewing enormous .pdfs</li>`
			`<li>scrot – for taking screenshots</li>`
			`<li>tmux – terminal multiplexer</li>`
			`<li>R – used as a calculator (Mod+a), but can be used generally as well</li>`
			`<li>pavucontrol – audio manager (Mod+A)</li>`
			`</ul>`

			`<h3>Tools</h3>`
			`<p>Programs here you won't necessarily use directly, but are important tools for other programs.</p>`

			`<ul>`
link to program info added 2017-10-09 20:22:15 +02:00			`<li>Pulseaudio – audio system</li>`
			`<li>Network Manager – exactly what it sound like</li>`
			`<li>mediainfo, poppler, highlight, w3m, atool, libcaca – programs for getting previews of various things in ranger; each has additional uses</li>`
online documentation; fetch moved to optional 2017-10-09 20:18:46 +02:00			`<li>notmuch, notmuch-mutt, offlineimap, msmtp – backend email tools</li>`
			`<li>unzip, unrar – for archive extraction</li>`
			`<li>ntfs-3g, dosfstools – for handling Windows-formatted USBs</li>`
			`<li>mpd – backend for music/audio</li>`
			`<li>pywal – theme setter</li>`
			`<li>compton – composite manager</li>`
			`</ul>`

			`<h2>Optional installation</h2>`

			`<h3>Browsers to choose from</h3>`

			`<p>qutebrowser, Firefox, Waterfox, Palemoon. I mostly use Waterfox nowadays; I recommend the VimFX plugin.</p>`

			`<h3>LaTeX Packages</h3>`

			`<p>If you choose this option, you'll get all LaTeX packages (texlive-most, texlive-lang), biber for references and the vim-live-latex-preview for automatic compiling.</p>`

			`<h3>Decoration</h3>`

			`<p>If this option is chosen, you get Project M (a visualizer; Mod+V), cmatrix, asciiquarium, bash-pipes (terminal screensavers), screenfetch and neofetch (for posting on 4chan, duh), cli-visualizer and speedometer (for network speeds).</p>`

			`<h3>Other programs you can individually select</h3>`

			`<p>GIMP (image creator, editing program), Blender (video editor), the Libreoffice Suite (fully-featured equivalents of Word/Excel/Powerpoint, etc.), Emacs.</p>`

			`<p>You can also get transmission, a torrent client, which by default, I have the terminal interface installed (Mod+F6).</p>`

			`<p>There is also an option to install mroe complete fonts, giving you fonts for emojis, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and ancient languages.</p>`


			`<a href="index.html">Back to main page</a>`

			`</html>`