Cyrus

I have been recently googling the perfect xmonad layout for GIMP. Unfortunately, most of the sites linked to this site (nathanhowell.net) which appears to have a misconfigured server. So I'll put the config here:

(Update: ok, so I posted this quickly without having used it a lot. I don’t use the Gimp much anyway, so this mostly meets my needs, but it does have issues. If I get motivated to look into them, I’ll update with a fix if I can.) I just came up with an xmonad layout for gimp that I like quite a bit, so I have to share it… it uses the IM layout (twice) combined with the Full layout to get tools on each side of the screen, with images taking up the whole space between them. Here’s the code (updated to include requirements, etc):

import XMonad.Layout.IM import XMonad.Layout.PerWorkspace import XMonad.Layout.Reflect main = do xmonad defaultConfig { layoutHook = onWorkspace "gimp" gimp } where gimp = withIM (0.11) (Role "gimp-toolbox") $ reflectHoriz $ withIM (0.15) (Role "gimp-dock") Full

I very much like generating passwords through Lastpass's extension:

I get to choose the length of the password, which characters to use, and make it pronounceable. Frankly, I only used the last one for generating random usernames. But I'd like to be able to do this in a keystroke.

So I need to assign a command to a certain keystroke in my display manager instead of using a browser extension. After a bit of searching, I Found apg and pwgen but pwgen appears to be exactly what I need.

Generate a secure password of 15 characters

$ pwgen -1sy 20 ao\&qwuC]hlq6.1'7+Q@

Generate an alphanumeric password of 10 characters

$ pwgen -1n 15 buj9Uph8ob

Generate a pronounceable 6-character password

$ pwgen -10A 6 suibi

Sounds cute! Now, I just have to assign a keybinding from those commands. In my case, xmonad:

((modMask .|. shiftMask, xK_o), spawn "pwgen -1sy 20 | tr -d '\n' | xclip -selection clipboard") -- and so on

If I press win+shift+o I immediately get a password. Perfect!