Config for TUI tools
====================

Use `Nightfox theme <https://github.com/EdenEast/nightfox.nvim>`_

Under MIT License

Some tools have their upstream licenses.

Some configurations for these tools:

- Passwords in Bitwarden (access by keyring or bw-cli)
- Neomutt + notmuch + afew (mail)
- vdirsyncer + khal + khard (calendar and contacts)
- fish
- poezio (XMPP)
- newsboat (RSS with FreshRSS)
- toot (Mastodon client)
- neovim (with lunarvim)
- nvimpager (pager based on neovim)
- offpunk
- konsole
- elinks and browsh
- tmux and tmuxinator
- pms
- lazygit and tig (git)
- lazydocker
- lsd
- asciinema
- broot
- hgrep

You need to install:

- asciinema
- browsh
- colordiff
- colormake
- davix
- dictd
- elinks
- fish
- grammalecte-cli
- isync
- bitwarden-cli
- khal
- khard
- konsole
- lsd
- liblouis-bin
- lunarvim
- mpv
- neomutt
- neovim
- newsboat
- notmuch
- nvm
- pandoc (>= v3.0)
- pms
- poezio
- pyinotify
- pylint
- python3-pygments
- rbenv
- rclone
- rustup
- scdoc (debian only)
- tig
- tmux
- tmuxinator
- toot
- unoconv
- vdirsyncer
- visidata
- vlock
- bitwarden-keyring (but installed by script on debian)
- bluetuith (but installed by script on debian)
- broot (but installed by script on debian)
- cargo-espflash (but installed by script on debian)
- epy (but installed by script on debian)
- espflash (but installed by script on debian)
- espup (but installed by script on debian)
- lazydocker (but installed by script on debian)
- lazygit (but installed by script on debian)
- nvimpager (but installed by script on debian)
- offpunk (but installed by script on debian)
- onefetch (but installed by script on debian)
- pastel (but installed by script on debian)
- pms - recent version in go (but installed by script on debian)
- poezio-omemo (but installed by script on debian)
- poezio-plugins (but installed by script on debian)
- pyright (but installed by script on debian)
- starship (but installed by script on debian)
- todoman (but installed by script on debian)
- virtualfish (but installed by script on debian)
- wthrr (but installed by script on debian)