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Install Debian Buster minimal, without any DE
Enable contrib and non-free repository (/etc/apt/sources.list)
Connect to the internet
Install git
Clone this repo git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/addy-dclxvi/dotfiles ~/.dotfiles
Deploy the dotfiles cp -a ~/.dotfiles/. ~
Restore the packages sh ~/.scripts/openboxpack or sh ~/.scripts/fluxboxpack
Add user to sudoers using visudo
Change the systemclock to localtime timedatectl set-local-rtc 1 then set the time in BIOS (because I set my BIOS clock to localtime insted of UTC)
Change the default CLI Shell chsh $(whoami) -s /usr/bin/fish
Edit some system configuration, example in ~/.dotfiles/.system
Reboot
Fix some errors
Start working

Super + Enter launch URxvt
Super + D launch Rofi with wrapper script
Super + Space launch root menu (like right click on the desktop)
Alt + Tab switch to next window
Alt + Shift + Tab switch to previous window
Control + Alt + Left/Right switch to previous/next workspace
Control + Alt + Up/Down switch to previous/next window, just like Alt + Tab
Super + Arrows "Aero Snap"
Super + 1-4 switch to workspace 1-4
Super + Shift + 1-4 take the current active window to workspace 1-4
Super + Shift + Left/Right take the current active window to prev/next workspace
Super + Alt + Arrows switch focus to other window in the desired direction
Super + Control + Arrows teleport
Super + A central the current focus window
Super + C close
Super + Z minimize
Super + F maximize
Super + T toggle the window decoration
Super + U roll up the window
Super + Shift + Backspace reload, do this after modify the configuration files
Double Click Titlebar maximize
Scroll Up Titlebar roll up window
Scroll Down Titlebar restore rolled up window
Double Click Desktop list opened programs, so I could survive without a taskbar (Openbox only)
Hold Control While Dragging Window tabbing mode (Fluxbox only)
Scrol Up/Down on Volume (Panel) turn up/down the volume
..More keybinds just read the ~/.config/openbox/rc.xml or ~/.fluxbox/keys file

If you want to use this configuration, inspect the code before use.
If you find "addy" in the configuration file, replace it with your own username.
My Wifi interface is wlp3s0 & my ethernet interface is enp0s25 (ThinkPad X230), if you find them in the configuration file, replace with your own. Use ip a to find yours.
My Wifi interface is wlp2s0 & my ethernet interface is enp1s0 (Aspire A514), if you find them in the configuration file, replace with your own. Use ip a to find yours.