ctpv VS dotfiles

And proper previews can be provided by https://github.com/NikitaIvanovV/ctpv

Link: https://github.com/NikitaIvanovV/ctpv

You can find an example here. It's a bit more complex but generally it's the same. The rule for compiling object files is not there though because in GNUmake it's a predefined rule but I added it in the tutorial above for completeness.

Btw, this is the code for lexer if you want to take a look: https://github.com/NikitaIvanovV/ctpv/blob/master/src/lexer.c

If you want to try an alternative script, here are mine. Save them somewhere and replace click-left with the full path to powermenu.sh like you did above.

I like yadm for dotfile management. It's mainly a git wrapper, but it lets you version control your home directory simply. Here are my dotfiles. They're far from perfectly organized, but maybe you can use some of these ideas. I take general notes in README.md, have install notes in Archinstall.md, and manually update my package preferences in .pkg/. Again, this is far from perfect. Someday I'll clean up unused config files and better organize my notes.

Speaking of dotfiles, if you want to look at another user's packages, I log most of mine here, qualitatively separated into lists of how essential I find the package to my system.