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### Configure Sensors
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1. Install `lm-sensors`.
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-2. Run `sensors-detect`.
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- 1. Answer with the default answers.
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- 2. At the end, allow it to add the modules to `/etc/modules`.
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-3. Reload the `kmod` service to reload the modules.
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+1. Run `sensors-detect`.
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+ 1. Answer with the default answers.
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+ 1. At the end, allow it to add the modules to `/etc/modules`.
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+1. Reload the `kmod` service to reload the modules.
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### Configure Fancontrol
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1. Install `fancontrol`.
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-2. (Optional) Install `gnuplot` if you want `pwmconfig` to generate graphical plots.
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-3. Run `pwmconfig`.
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- 1. Use manual mode for when asked.
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- 2. Generate detailed correlations when asked.
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- 3. Set up the config file when asked (`/etc/fancontrol`).
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- 4. Decide which sensor each controller should depend on.
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- 5. Configure all fan controllers.
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- 6. Save and quit.
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-4. Tweak the config:
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- 1. Open `/etc/fancontrol`.
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- 2. Round up all numbers, just to make it a little cleaner.
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- 3. Set `interval` to around 2 seconds.
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-5. Restart the `fancontrol` service.
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+1. (Optional) Install `gnuplot` if you want `pwmconfig` to generate graphical plots.
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+1. Run `pwmconfig`.
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+ 1. Use manual mode for when asked.
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+ 1. Generate detailed correlations when asked.
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+ 1. Set up the config file when asked (`/etc/fancontrol`).
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+ 1. Decide which sensor each controller should depend on.
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+ 1. Configure all fan controllers.
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+ 1. Save and quit.
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+1. Tweak the config:
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+ 1. Open `/etc/fancontrol`.
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+ 1. Round up all numbers, just to make it a little cleaner.
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+ 1. Set `interval` to around 2 seconds.
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+1. Restart the `fancontrol` service.
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## Firefox
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### Config
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- (Linux) Disable middle mouse paste:
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- - Go to `about:config`.
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- - Set `middlemouse.paste` to false.
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+ - Go to `about:config`.
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+ - Set `middlemouse.paste` to false.
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## Git
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@@ -61,8 +61,8 @@ GUI for configuring gaming mice.
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### Setup
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1. Install the piper [PPA](https://launchpad.net/~libratbag-piper/+archive/ubuntu/piper-libratbag-git).
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-2. Install `piper`.
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-3. Configure the mouse using the GUI application.
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+1. Install `piper`.
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+1. Configure the mouse using the GUI application.
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## PuTTY (Windows)
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@@ -136,6 +136,8 @@ This is my personal ZSH setup using Oh-My-ZSH with the Powerlevel9k theme and Ha
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1. Install ZSH:
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1. `apt install zsh`
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+1. Make zprofile include profile (to avoid breaking certain things):
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+ 1. In `/etc/zprofile` or `/etc/zsh/zprofile` (whichever exists), add: `emulate sh -c "source /etc/profile"`
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1. Install Oh-My-ZSH:
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1. See [ohmyz.sh](https://ohmyz.sh/).
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1. When it asks, set it as your default shell. This won't take effect until the next login.
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@@ -148,8 +150,6 @@ This is my personal ZSH setup using Oh-My-ZSH with the Powerlevel9k theme and Ha
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1. Setup syntax highlighting plugin:
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1. Clone it: `git clone https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh-syntax-highlighting.git ~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins/zsh-syntax-highlighting`
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1. Add it to `plugins` in `.zshrc` (e.g. `plugins=(git zsh-syntax-highlighting)`).
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-1. Make zprofile include profile (to avoid breaking certain things):
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- 1. In `/etc/zprofile` or `/etc/zsh/zprofile` (whichever exists), add: `emulate sh -c "source /etc/profile"`
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1. Configure `~/.zshrc`:
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1. See the example below.
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