This buffer mostly configures the operating system and its various interfaces. This provides both stuff related to the central functionality of Emacs as a text editor, as well as process management utilities, file exploration, and other such things. It also provides stumpwm.
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Instead of using exwm, I also use stumpwm to manage my windows. this is convenient and, moreover, actually pretty useful and fun.
This tangles the login manager assuming no file of that sort has been tangled before.
[Desktop Entry]
Encoding=UTF-8
Name=StumpWM
Comment=Login using StumpWM
Exec=/path/to/stumpwm-binary
Type=XSession
Belive it or not, I really like it when stumpwm happens to also have the correct init configuration. Shocking, I know.
Here I just make everything that is not Emacs use Emacs style key bindings. This is because I am a nerd.
To ensure the startup is consistent, we re-tangle the stumpwm files with the exception of the desktop entry.
(org-babel-tangle-file "~/Memex/operating-system.org")