Ray's comprehensive configuration archive.

pacman -S stack
stack install fast-tags ghc-mod hoogle hscope hledger pointfree pointful

Default applications:

See home/.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list and related desktop entries.

Gentoo Portage:

• collected many utilities to facilitate day-to-day shell usage (notable: GNU Parallel, ImageMagick, Unison, renameutils, TaskWarrior)
• servers/clients/tools related to network (MongoDB, ProFTPd, Nginx, PostgreSQL, Redit, ...)
• programming related application collections including compilers (GHC, OCaml, SBCL, Guile, Node.js, GNU Smalltalk, Erlang, Vala, etc) and many development tools

Zsh:

• use fasd to navigate the filesystem hierarchy
• numerous aliases
• decent autocomplete settings

Vim:

• Haskell, Ruby, Node.js, Python, C++ and Web development settings
• lots of key bindings
• Many goodies including Global, Ack, EasyMotion, CtrlP, Syntastic, UltiSnips, Tabular

XMonad:

• organize applications on topic basic
• a great many bindings (perhaps over one hundred) for window arrangement, x11 utilities and so on
• scratchpads for ghci, ocaml, coffee, erl (Erlang), node (Node.js), R, pry (Ruby), ipython, lua, gst (GNU Smalltalk), task (taskwarrior), alsa-mixer, etc
• direction-based navigation via XMonad.Actions.Navigation2D
• website launcher for wikipedia, google, duckduckgo, github, developer.mozilla.org, etc

X resources:

• XTerm
• URxvt
• XScreenSaver
• ...

Systemd services:

• kmscon

Others:

• Mutt
• GDB
• Tmux
• Mailcap
• Pentadactyl (for Firefox)
• Udev
• Xorg
• ...

Have a look at my Linux desktop config (in Chinese) for my choice of desktop applications.

• @pyx (Philip Xu) My config absorbs quite a few ideas from his well-organized config. He is also my abecedarian leading me to discover the mysterious FOSS world. Thank you, Philip!
• @adam8157 (Adam Lee)
• @roylez (Roy Zuo)
• @laurentb (Laurent Bachelier)
• @terlar (Terje Larsen)