Preview

ThinkPad X230 Debian Openbox

Aspire A514 Debian Fluxbox

Details

Both ThinkPad X230 & Aspire A514

• Distro Debian Buster
• Display Server X11
• Display Manager LightDM
• Greeter LightDM GTK Greeter
• Desktop Environment None
• Launcher Rofi
• Terminal URxvt
• Compositor Compton
• GTK Theme Arc
• Icons Faba
• Cursor Breeze
• Web Browser Chromium VA-API
• VA-API Driver i965-va-driver
• Encoder/Decoder ffmpeg
• Task Manager HTOP
• Power Manager TLP
• Image Viewer Viewnior
• Sound Mixer PulseAudio
• Policy Kit Frontend Gnome Polkit
• Notification Daemon Dunst
• Pager Less
• CLI Shell Fish
• CLI File Manager Ranger
• CLI Image Viewer Caca
• CLI Text Editor Vim
• GUI Text Editor Geany
• Graphic Editor GIMP
• Vector Drawer Inkscape
• Screenshooter scrot
• Wallpaper Handler Hsetroot
• Brightness Manager xbacklight
• Music Player Audacious
• Office Suite LibreOffice
• Printer Driver GutenPrint

ThinkPad X230

• Non-free Drivers Broadcom Bluetooth & Intel Wifi
• WM Openbox
• Panel i3status piped to Lemonbar
• Start Menu LXMenu-Data piped to Openbox-Menu
• File Manager PCManFM, GVFS, LibMTP
• System Tray Trayer
• Archiver XArchiver
• Video Player MPV
• Network Manager WICD

Aspire A514

• Non-free Drivers Realtek Audio & Atheros Wifi
• WM Fluxbox
• Panel Fluxbox Toolbar (Tray icon theme is Diminished)
• Start Menu Fluxbox Menu (~/.fluxbox/menu edited manually)
• File Manager Thunar, Thunar Volman, Tumblr, GVFS, LibMTP
• Archiver File Roller
• PDF Reader Evince
• Video Player Parole
• Battery Applet Xfce4 Power Manager
• Clipboard Manager Clipit
• Sound Applet PNMixer
• Network Applet nm-applet

How I Restore My Setup

• Install Debian Buster minimal, without any DE
• Enable contrib and non-free repository (/etc/apt/sources.list)
• Connect to the internet
• Install git
• Clone this repo git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/addy-dclxvi/dotfiles ~/.dotfiles
• Deploy the dotfiles cp -a ~/.dotfiles/. ~
• Restore the packages sh ~/.scripts/openboxpack or sh ~/.scripts/fluxboxpack
• Add user to sudoers using visudo
• Change the systemclock to localtime timedatectl set-local-rtc 1 then set the time in BIOS (because I set my BIOS clock to localtime insted of UTC)
• Change the default CLI Shell chsh $(whoami) -s /usr/bin/fish
• Edit some system configuration, example in ~/.dotfiles/.system
• Reboot
• Fix some errors
• Start working

Keybinds & Mousebinds

Both Openbox & Fluxbox Are Same

• Super + Enter launch URxvt
• Super + D launch Rofi with wrapper script
• Super + Space launch root menu (like right click on the desktop)
• Alt + Tab switch to next window
• Alt + Shift + Tab switch to previous window
• Control + Alt + Left/Right switch to previous/next workspace
• Control + Alt + Up/Down switch to previous/next window, just like Alt + Tab
• Super + Arrows "Aero Snap"
• Super + 1-4 switch to workspace 1-4
• Super + Shift + 1-4 take the current active window to workspace 1-4
• Super + Shift + Left/Right take the current active window to prev/next workspace
• Super + Alt + Arrows switch focus to other window in the desired direction
• Super + Control + Arrows teleport
• Super + A central the current focus window
• Super + C close
• Super + Z minimize
• Super + F maximize
• Super + T toggle the window decoration
• Super + U roll up the window
• Super + Shift + Backspace reload, do this after modify the configuration files
• Double Click Titlebar maximize
• Scroll Up Titlebar roll up window
• Scroll Down Titlebar restore rolled up window
• Double Click Desktop list opened programs, so I could survive without a taskbar (Openbox only)
• Hold Control While Dragging Window tabbing mode (Fluxbox only)
• Scrol Up/Down on Volume (Panel) turn up/down the volume
• ..More keybinds just read the ~/.config/openbox/rc.xml or ~/.fluxbox/keys file

Mouse Action on Lemonbar (Openbox only)

• Click on Disk (Panel) launch PCManFM
• Click on Volume (Panel) open Pavucontrol
• Click on SSID (Panel) open WICD
• Click on CPU Load (Panel) open HTOP

Notes

• If you want to use this configuration, inspect the code before use.
• If you find "addy" in the configuration file, replace it with your own username.
• My Wifi interface is wlp3s0 & my ethernet interface is enp0s25 (ThinkPad X230), if you find them in the configuration file, replace with your own. Use ip a to find yours.
• My Wifi interface is wlp2s0 & my ethernet interface is enp1s0 (Aspire A514), if you find them in the configuration file, replace with your own. Use ip a to find yours.