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			# Targets for install, can be useful to differentiate between user and headless systems
			TARGETS = home

			ifeq ($(VERBOSE),1)
			Q =
			else
			Q = @
			endif

			# Commands for operation
			MKDIR = $(Q)mkdir -p
			STOW = $(Q)stow
			SSTOW = $(Q)sudo stow
			ECHO = @echo

			INSTALL_TARGETS = $(TARGETS)
			UNINSTALL_TARGETS = $(TARGETS:=-uninstall)

			# List of all applications with stored dotfiles
			CONFIGS = aspell emacs git libinput-gestures mailcap mpd ncmpcpp rtv shells wallpaper-reddit zsh

			all: help

			.PHONY: $(CONFIGS)
			$(CONFIGS):
			$(STOW) -t $(HOME) $@

			.PHONY: $(CONFIGS:=-del)
			$(CONFIGS:=-del):
			$(STOW) --delete -t $(HOME) $(@:-del=)

			.PHONY: $(INSTALL_TARGETS)
			$(INSTALL_TARGETS): $(CONFIGS)

			.PHONY: $(UNINSTALL_TARGETS)
			$(UNINSTALL_TARGETS): $(CONFIGS:=-del)

			.PHONY: help
			help:
			$(ECHO) 'use make "target"'
			$(ECHO) 'targets:'
			$(ECHO) ' home(-uninstall)'

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			#+TITLE:My dotfiles
			#+AUTHOR:Joel Grunbaum

			Pretty straightforward dotfiles for my programs.
			This is pretty much only for the programs where I have changed the dotfiles or they require generated ones.
			There is also my Aspell dictionary, which should be periodically updated.

			My Emacs config is linked to from here to its own repository.
			I would suggest making sure it is the latest version if you choose to use it.

			The dotfiles are managed using GNU Stow and can be restored using make.
			Just use ~make home~ to set up the files.
			Credit to Peter Zuger for the idea, his dotfiles can be found [[https://gitlab.com/peterzuger/dotfiles][here]].

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			visualizer_fifo_path = "/tmp/mpd.fifo"
			visualizer_output_name = "my_fifo"
			visualizer_sync_interval = "30"
			visualizer_in_stereo = "yes"
			visualizer_type = "spectrum"
			visualizer_look = "+\|"

			mpd_music_dir = "~/Music"
			mpd_host = "localhost"
			mpd_port = "6600"