* **Keychord based keybindings:** Just like emacs, you can have chained keybindings, which exponentially extends the amount of keybindings you can have.
* **Scratchpad support:** Convenient scratchpad functionality for storing and retrieving frequently used applications.
* *dmenu:* the best run launcher. This build includes some very useful scripts for things like wifi, bluetooth and wallpaper configuration, drive mounting, etc.
* *herbe & tiramisu:* a minimal and fast notification daemon (tiramisu is the daemon, herbe is the notification window).
* *st:* the fastest terminal emulator ever, [siduck's build](https://github.com/siduck/st).
* *slock:* simple and efficient lock screen with fingerprint reader support.
* *dwbmlocks:* what enables you to customize dwm's status area in the bar. This build includes some cool & customizable status scripts.
### Config files
Other configuration files included in this project are available at the config folder. These are:
*`.bash_profile & .bashrc`: Bash configuration files, the profile is neccesary to start up dwm on tty login.
*`.config/btop`: btop system monitoring utility, accesible from dwm via a scratchpad, more info [here](https://github.com/aristocratos/btop).
*`.config/gtk-2.0 & .config/gtk-3.0`: GTK theeming files, I use the Cantarell font and the [Gruvbox-Dark-BL](https://github.com/Fausto-Korpsvart/Gruvbox-GTK-Theme) theme.
*`.config/Kvantum`: Qt theeming via Kvantum, Gruvbox theme is included here too.
*`.config/lvim`: [Lunarvim](https://www.lunarvim.org/) configuration files, this is a neovim distribution and my text editor of choice.
*`.config/mpv`: Mpv config files, mainly just for vim-like keybindings.
*`.config/musikcube`: The best terminal music player. Also accesible from dwm via a scratchpad. Just like mpv, this is only for vim-like keybindings. You can learn more about musikcube [here](https://github.com/clangen/musikcube).
*`.config/neofetch`: Make neofetch look cooler.
*`.config/newsboat`: [Newsboat](https://github.com/newsboat/newsboat) is an awesome RSS/Atom feeds reader for the terminal. Also accesible from dwm via a scratchpad. The config file is for vim-like keybindings and also my collection of RSS & YouTube subscriptions feeds (you can open any video in mpv hitting first comma and then v).
*`.config/picom`: The only working X compositor that exists, responsible of transparency and some animations.
*`.config/pipewire`: Just to make pipewire behave a little better with Pro audio equipment (support for multiple sample rates).
*`.config/tut`: [tut](https://github.com/RasmusLindroth/tut) is an amazing Mastodon client for the terminal. Also accesible from dwm via a scratchpad.
*`.config/X11`: This is where I put the xinitrc file, responsible of starting up dwm properly.
*`.config/yazi`: [yazi](https://github.com/sxyazi/yazi) is the best terminal file manager with everything you will and may need, with vim-like keybindings and image previews.
*`.config/zathura`: [zathura](https://git.pwmt.org/pwmt/zathura) is my document viewer of choice, also with vim-like keybindings.
This repository is not a tutorial on how to modify or configure dwm or any of the included suckless tools, you obviusly don't need to learn C to do this, with this build you can start with an usable base and you wont even need to patch anything. If you want to add a patch though, you will need to do this manually, because most patching utilities like `patch` and `git apply` will fail due to how much of the code base I modified myself.
To configure my build, the only file you really need to modify is the `config.h` file in each tool, which has everything commented and explained. Of course this being *my* build, it is already configured for my needs.
