• Artix Installation Guide to take back control over your desktop
• Droid Rooting Guide to take back control over your phone
• Keybindings to reduce space and time between mind and matter.
• Scripts to automate returning tasks and workflows

Configuring those is a major step into digital sovereignty and mental independence, it includes decentralization and peer to peer based philosophy.

• Bluetooth integration on artix
• Autologin integration on desktop
• Gnome-keyring integration for nextcloud
• Autobootstrap as a alternative to centralized backups
• Minimise Space: your new ~/home

Your scripts and key's for repetitive tasks should be unified within alignment to the UNIX-system-structure in order to create an seamless workflow. If i would start over i would begin by creating a file for writing all bindings into:

mkdir bindings && cd ~/bindings && touch bindings.md

Placing it into my preferred bar and shortcut to pull it up. Then you can choose your unified shortcuts besides those that already exist, e.g <c c> for copying and <c v> for inserting.

Example of an github workflow (extremely time-consuming):

cd ~/place/of/git/directory                                     - Change to directory
git remote set-url origin git@github.com:user/repository.git    - link local folder with server-repo
git pull --no-rebase origin main                                - resolve differences between server-repo and local folder
git add .                                                       - add changes to queue
git commit -m "Update"                                          - describe changes
git push origin main                                            - push changes in queue

Example of an script to automate: The following script has everything integrated, which reduces a part of the workflow to an simple `git-sync` command. Every command-bulk and most of the workflows can be reduced in time.

/$HOME/user/.zshrc
alias git-sync='git add . && git commit -m "Update" && git push origin main'