.xprofile

#!/bin/sh

## xprofile
# The =xprofile= is that is conventially used to execute commands at the start of
# the xsession before the window manager is loaded.  I should mention this is not
# a crazy hardset rule.  I could execute these commands in [[][]] or [[][]].
# The system's xprofile [[/etc/xprofile]]
### set the wallpaper for the first time
# I am not sure whether to do this here or not.  It is possible to do this in
# awesome or stumpwm itself but I do not want to do it ever time for ever window
# manager.  This script sets the current wallpaper.

python ~/scripts/set_wallpaper.py
### remap caps-lock with escape
# I have a QWERTY keyboard.  The =CapsLk= key is right where the homekeys are, but
# the =Esc= key is so far way.  If you've ever used [[][vim]] or [[][evil]] before you know
# that escape is used often to get out of states.
setxkbmap -option caps:escape

# I broke my super key on my laptop.  This is temporary code to remap it to the
# left alt key.
if [ "$(cat /etc/hostname)" = "deathscythe" ]; then
    setxkbmap -option altwin:swap_lalt_lwin
fi
### start the picom daemon
# The compositor.  See [[][the config]].
picom &
### start dunst
# For notifications...
# dunst &
### start mcron
# See ~/.config/jobs.guile
mcron &

ntpd &
### start emacsclient
# TODO: fix that this took a long time.  It is definitely noticeable, the
# difference taken to startup with emacs starting as a daemon beforehand.  It is
# still worth doing it because I am going to startup emacs anyway.
# emacs --daemon
### set emacsclient as my preferred editor
export ALTERNATE_EDITOR=""
# Using the argument =-c= would make emacs open in the terminal.  But obviously
# I would rather open with the GUI.
export EDITOR="emacsclient -c"                  # $EDITOR opens in GUI mode
export VISUAL="emacsclient -c -a emacs"         # $VISUAL opens in GUI mode
### add roswell to path
# This was recommended by [[https://lem-project.github.io/installation/ncurses/linux/][lem github.io website]]. To be honest I am not sure how
# good of an idea it was to install things via roswell.  To some extent I feel
# that it makes things more complicated because now it seems like I have two
# different package managers (I am not counting emacs's).  Not that I think ros
# is bad or anything, it is just that I think its overkill for my purposes at
# the current moment.  The additional complexity does not benefit me.  It seems
# more geared to testing different versions of sbcl, which I am not doing right
# now.
export PATH=$PATH:~/.roswell/bin

# Provided by the package [[][eat]].  I am not sure if I want to keep this.
# Honestly, I just want to see the support the package spoke about.
[ -n "$EAT_SHELL_INTEGRATION_DIR" ] && \
  source "$EAT_SHELL_INTEGRATION_DIR/bash"

export PATH=$PATH:/home/luis/scripts
### variables
# Set qutebrowser as default browser.
export BROWSER=qutebrowser

export LIBGL_ALWAYS_SOFTWARE=1

source ~/myenv/bin/activate