config for: terminal (kitty? havoc?); shell; mpd, mpc, ncmpcpp; mpv
hyprland config and install on linux
web browsers config and install
get find, xargs, awk (use nawk) as unified as i can across system types
decide on docker? or alternatives like podman? any license concerns?
pick rss reader; newsboat? others? option with inbox and separate queues?
decide if i even want a filemanager; if yes, pick one and configure
decide what i'm doing for music streaming; spotify official? web? tui option?
switch installation approach, use csv file with programs to install, install types, any extra flags/opts, comments
- regarding the system-types idea i'd started to build in already, maybe have a column for filtering in the csv file, or just have multiple csv files corresponding to a base/core install, a music-studio install, a employer/work machine, etc.
- alternate idea: columns for "include_in_systems" and/or "excluded_from_systems"
  - if both, likely apply the include column first, then the exclude (priority)
add command in tmux to perform cd to a given dir in all windows of the current session
in pina theme, cursor (cursorline) and comments (rendered in neovim) are same color, fix

attribution

Original pattern/approach and some key config logic

The original pattern and approach for this project, the program-installation scripts and logic, the copy-configs-and-scripts scripts and logic, the "tmux sessionizer" (tmux session init logic), my initial neovim and tmux configs, and my general workflow/workspace strategy, were derived from several of ThePrimeagen's projects and videos, including a FrontEnd Masters course which he taught (each are listed below). I was unable to locate any required licenses or copyrights for the code contained within these sources, but I wanted to give attribution nonetheless.

Author: ThePrimeagen (Michael Paulson)

Some themes and theme-swtiching/setting logic

The theme configuration files in this repository under src_files/imports/themes-omarchy-core are copied from, and much of the "theme-switching" or "theme-setting" logic and scripts are derived from, Omarchy, which is licensed under the MIT License.

Additional/extra themes (Omarchy extra themes)

Additional theme configuration files in this repository under src_files/imports/themes-omarchy-extra are copied or derived from projects of additional conrtibutors to the Omarchy community/ecosystem. For information about authors/licenses/copyrights for each, refer to any LICENSE and/or ATTRIBUTION.md files in each theme's respective directory under src_files/imports/themes-omarchy-extra.