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HAS Enabled Emacs inspired keybindings. (Optional)


To enable them by default, append the mode to the list of default-modes in your configuration file. 
  Example:

(define-configuration buffer
((default-modes (append '(emacs-mode) %slot-value%))))

Modifier keys legend:

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  • shift (s): Shift key
  • control (C): Control key
  • meta (M): Alt key, Option key
  • super (S): Windows key, Command key
on table

| + shift (s) | + control (C) | + meta (M) | + super (S) |
| Shift key | Control key | Alt key, Option key | Windows key, Command key |

LISP

REDO: (markdown-table-convert-region BEGIN END &optional SEPARATOR)
markdown-table-transpose (C-c C-c t)
Redo: (markdown-table-convert-region (region-beginning) (region-end) '(64))
Redo: (markdown-table-convert-region (region-beginning) (region-end) SEPARATOR)

;; .., and a numeric argument N indicates that at least N ...
;; .., and a numeric argument N indicates that at least N ...
on table
shift (s)control (C-)meta (M-)super (S)
Shift key“control” keyAlt key OR Option keyWin key OR Comm key

“Quickstart”

“Quickstart keys” set-url (C-l): Set the URL for the current buffer, completing with history.
reload-current-buffer (C-r): Reload current buffer.
set-url-new-buffer (M-l): Prompt for a URL and set it in a new focused buffer.
switch-buffer-previous (C-x C-left): Switch to the previous buffer in the buffer tree.
history-backwards (C-b): Go to parent URL of BUFFER in history.
history-forwards (M-]): Go forward one step/URL in BUFFER's history.
follow-hint (M-g M-g): Follow the top element hint selection in the current buffer.
follow-hint-new-buffer (C-u M-g M-g): Like `follow-hint', but selection is handled in background buffers.
execute-command (C-space): Execute a command by name.
describe-bindings (?): Show a list of all available keybindings in the current buffer.
quit (C-x C-c): Quit Nyxt.

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keys legend:

shift (s)control (C-)meta (M-)super (S)
Shift key“control” keyAlt key OR Option keyWin key OR Comm key

REDO “Quickstart keys”

  1. set-url-new-buffer (M-l): Prompt for a URL AND set it in a new focused buffer.
  2. ex-comm (C-spacebar): E?ecute a command by name.
  3. set-url (C-l): Set the URL for the current buffer, completing with history.
  4. switch-buffer-previous (C-x C-left): Switch to the previous buffer in the buffer tree.
  5. history-backwards (M-[): Go to parent URL of BUFFER in history.
  6. history-forwards (M-]): Go forward one step/URL in BUFFER's history. reload-current-buffer (C-r): Reload current buffer.
    follow-hint (M-g M-g): Follow the top element hint selection in the current buffer. follow-hint-new-buffer (C-u M-g M-g): Like `follow-hint', but selection is handled in background buffers.
  7. execute-command (C-spacebar): Execute a command by name. describe-bindings (?): Show a list of all available keybindings in the current buffer.
  8. quit (C-x C-c): Quit Nyxt.

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λ1 (C-spacebar)set-url-new-buffer (M-l)
E?ecute a command by name.Prompt for a URL AND set it in a new focused buffer.
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LISP

REDO: (markdown-table-convert-region BEGIN END &optional SEPARATOR) 🤯
markdown-table-transpose (C-c C-c t)
Redo: (markdown-table-convert-region (region-beginning) (region-end) '(64))
Redo: (markdown-table-convert-region (region-beginning) (region-end) SEPARATOR) 

;; .., and a numeric argument N indicates that at least N ... 🤯
;; .., and a numeric argument N indicates that at least N ...
Enable Emacs inspired keybindings.
To enable them by default, append the mode to the list of default-modes in your configuration file.
Example:
(define-configuration buffer ((default-modes (append '(emacs-mode) %slot-value%))))

nyxt-init-keymap.md

(symbol)kbd
 
(set-url-new-buffer )
Alt+l: a URL and in a new buffer focused.
(switch-buffer-previous )
^[: Switch to the previous buffer in the buffer tree.
(quit)
^q: Quit Nyxt.
(reload-current-buffer)
f5: Reload current buffer.
(execute-command )
^longhorizontalbar: DO a command by name.
(history-backwards)
Alt+[
(history-forwards)
Alt+]
(set-url )
^l: Set the URL for the current buffer, completing with history.
(set-url-new-buffer )Alt+l: Prompt for a URL and set it in a new focused buffer.
(switch-buffer-previous )^[: Switch to the previous buffer in the buffer tree.
(describe-bindings )
(?): Show a list of all available keybindings in the current buffer.
(quit)^q: Quit Nyxt.

quit (Ctrl+q): Quit Nyxt. reload-current-buffer (f5): Reload current buffer. execute-command (Ctrl+space): Execute a command by name. history-backwards (Alt+[): Go to parent URL of BUFFER in history. history-forwards (Alt+]): Go forward one step/URL in BUFFER's history. set-url (Ctrl+l): Set the URL for the current buffer, completing with history. set-url-new-buffer (Alt+l): Prompt for a URL and set it in a new focused buffer. switch-buffer-previous (Ctrl+[): Switch to the previous buffer in the buffer tree. follow-hint (Ctrl+j): Follow the top element hint selection in the current buffer. describe-bindings (?): Show a list of all available keybindings in the current buffer. follow-hint-new-buffer (Ctrl+J): Like `follow-hint', but selection is handled in background buffers.

Keybindings and commands Commands are invoked by pressing specific keys or from the execute-command (Ctrl+space).

Keybindings are represented like this: 'C-x'. In this example, 'C' is a shortcut for the modifier 'control', and 'x' represents the character 'x'. To input the 'C-x' keybinding you would keep 'control' pressed and then hit 'x'. Multiple key presses can be chained: in 'C-x C-s', you would have to press 'C-x', and then press 'C-s'.

Modifier keys legend:

control (C): Control key super (S): Windows key, Command key meta (M): Alt key, Option key shift (s): Shift key Modifiers can be remapped, see the modifier-translator slot of the gtk-browser class.

Quickstart keys set-url (Ctrl+l): Set the URL for the current buffer, completing with history. reload-current-buffer (f5): Reload current buffer. set-url-new-buffer (Alt+l): Prompt for a URL and set it in a new focused buffer. switch-buffer-previous (Ctrl+[): Switch to the previous buffer in the buffer tree. history-backwards (Alt+[): Go to parent URL of BUFFER in history. history-forwards (Alt+]): Go forward one step/URL in BUFFER's history. follow-hint (Ctrl+j): Follow the top element hint selection in the current buffer. follow-hint-new-buffer (Ctrl+J): Like `follow-hint', but selection is handled in background buffers. quit (Ctrl+q): Quit Nyxt. execute-command (Ctrl+space): Execute a command by name. describe-bindings (?): Show a list of all available keybindings in the current buffer.

HYPRLND

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fileManager = thunar
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CPU vendor If you switch the CPU, (e.g. Intel to AMD), change the Microcode configuration .
GPU vendor If you changed the GPU (e.g. AMD to NVIDIA), change the graphics driver.
UEFI? ||. MBR? booting If you switch to a mainboard with UEFI, it might required to switch from "mbr" to uefi booting. IF yes, a new EFI system partition is NEEDED.
On the new systemOn the OLD system
Copy dotfiles in /home
  • Install previously installed software
    • On the OLD system On the “New” system
    Copy dotfiles in /home Install first
    * Copy the pacman cache found at /var/cache/pacman/pkg/
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    Migrate_installation_to_new_hardware

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