this time, in my fresh archbang install, i've installed firefox and all the addons i use in my crunchayon* opperating system's firefox.
the purpose of this is so that should i need to again, i can just (in theory) download and decompress this .mozilla folder to my home folder, and assuming the correct version of firefox is installed, it will run just as i like it, with all my addons.
for clarity of reference, here are the addons, as generated by MR Tech Toolkit:
Generated: Fri Apr 16 2010 15:56:05 GMT+0000 (UTC)
User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux x86_64; en-US; rv:1.9.2.3) Gecko/20100402 Namoroka/3.6.3
Build ID: 20100402183726
Enabled Extensions: [14]
- Active Stop Button 1.3.0
- BarTab 1.5.1
- BetterPrivacy 1.47.4
- Compact Menu 2 3.1.1
- DownloadHelper 4.7.3
- Flagfox 4.0.4
- Flashblock 1.5.13
- Ghostery 2.0.3
- MR Tech Toolkit 6.0.4
- NoScript 1.9.9.63
- Packed Menu 1.0
- Tab Mix Plus 0.3.8.2
- Targeted Advertising Cookie Opt-Out (TACO) 2.0
- The DoGooder 1.0.3
Installed Themes: [4]
- Black Stratini 2.1
- Classic Compact 3.6.0
- Default
- Stratini 2.1
Installed Plugins: (1)
- Shockwave Flash
and without further ado, here's the link to the uploaded config:
http://omploader.org/vNDY2Zw/digitsfresharch.mozilla.tar.lzma
or the short link:
http://omploader.org/vNDY2Zw
or if for some reason you wish to see omploader's info page about it:
http://omploader.org/iNDY2Zw
but i'm not stopping there.
as nice as the config files for conky, tint2 and openbox's menu.xml and rc.xml in vanilla archbang 2 rc2 are, i've grown too accustomed to my own configuration, especially the keyboard shortcuts... not really all that fussed about my menu.xml to be honest tho. its not as useful once u get a nice logical and intuitive keyboard shortcut setup.
just to illustrate some of the general guidelines in my keyboard shortcuts:
Ctrl, like the name suggests, is generally for "control", root control that is. so for example, if u press Tux*** - f to launch file manager, Ctrl - Tux - f to do the same, but with root priveledges.
Alt, like the name suggests, is either used to "alternate" something, like perhaps a toggle, or it is used as an alternative where that particular key combination (without the alt) is already taken by something else, but no other suitable alternative key had been found. one example of this in squishboom is the package manager and partition editor, both mapped to p. as package management is likely the more commonly used, it gets Tux-p, while the likely less often used partition editor is assigned the Tux-Alt-p.
Tux, as the more sherlock holmes / quincey / ironside / dunnaway among you may have already guessed, is for things relating to the opperating system... or more accurately/commonly, the window manager. like for starting applications, adjusting transparencies, switching desktops....
...well, sort of. it's an imperfect system, as the underlying crunchbang original controls were pretty much all kept intact so to preserve useability and workflow for those switching from crunchbang to squishboom. squishboom's interface can be described with reasonable accuracy as crunchbang plus.
ooookay, enough waffle, to the point, here are the links to my squishboom** configs:
http://omploader.org/vNDY3Yg/digitssquishboomopenboxconfigs.tar.lzma
be advised, it may not all work, for example, there will be shortcuts in the rc.xml which will refer to applications not installed, and the autostart script will attempt to launch files which arent available. the menu.xml has been neglected quite a bit thnx to both my shortcuts, and the debian automenu included within it, which of course will not function in non debian/ubuntu based distros.
http://omploader.org/vNDY3aA/digitssquishboomtint2configs.tar.lzma
my tint2 config. maximising screen space usage, taking a leaf out of the book of tiling window management. :)
http://omploader.org/vNDY3aw/digitssquishboomconkys.tar.lzma
and the conkys. as nice an idea as the keybinding conkyswitcher is, its not essential for me at the moment with my system of shortcuts i can fathom easily enough without the cheatsheet.
http://omploader.org/vNDY3ZQ/digitssquishboomtildaconfig.tar.lzma
i've also included my tilda config, because i always install it, and its becoming an all too familiar experience reconfiguring it in every distro i install.
okies, that'll do the job.
*crunchayon is the nickname i gave to a minimal sabayon 5.1 install, configured to be like as is in squishboom (or crunchbang if you like).
** squishboom originally being my crunchbang adaption inspired by crunchbang, and attempting to take that which i liked about crunchbang most, further.
*** Tux is name i give to what you may know of as the "Super" or "Windows" button/key. mine has a little "Tux" the penguin picture on it. :)
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