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1. [General info.](#general-info)
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1. [General info.](#general-info)
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2. [Load Gnome settings.](#load-gnome-settings)
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2. [Load Gnome settings.](#load-gnome-settings)
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3. [Navigation.](#navigation)
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3. [Navigation.](#navigation)
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4. [Bash commands.](#bash-commands)
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4. [Nvim config.](#nvim-config)
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5. [Nvim config.](#nvim-config)
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5. [Bash commands.](#bash-commands)
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# General info.
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# General info.
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More info in [Nvim config.](#nvim-config)
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More info in [Nvim config.](#nvim-config)
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# Nvim config. TODO: preserve default shortcuts, only add new ones when adding new functionality.
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# Nvim config.
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TODO: preserve default shortcuts, only add new ones when adding new functionality.
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## General info.
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## General info.
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Normal|`-`|Decrease split size vertically.
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Normal|`-`|Decrease split size vertically.
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Normal|`_`|Increase split size vertically.
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Normal|`_`|Increase split size vertically.
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Normal|`\\`|Decrease split size horizontally.
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Normal|`\\`|Decrease split size horizontally.
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Normal|`|`|Increase split size horizontally.
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Normal|`\|`|Increase split size horizontally.
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Normal|`<Space>=`|Equalize split sizes.
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Normal|`<Space>=`|Equalize split sizes.
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# Bash commands.
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# Bash commands.
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## Android.
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`emulator`|Start android emulator. Not portable, it has to be named "default".
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## Archive.
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Those are self-written scripts to create archives. They are basically compressed tar archives with SHA1 hashes in their names. They are exported so also available in `parallel` like this: `ls | parallel -j 8 -- archive {}`
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`archive [DIRS]`|Create archive with the best compression (slow). If no args given, archives all files in current directory as separate archives.
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`archive_fast [DIRS]`|Like normal `archive` but with minimal compression.
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`archive_check [DIRS]`|Check specified archives or all archives in current directory.
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`unarchive [DIRS]`|Check specified or all archives and extract if they are correct.
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## Battery.
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`battery_level`|Print battery charge level (if available).
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