kot introduction.txt
Hello, I am Baron
I like Final Fantasy, drawing, streetlifting, and Linux.

My links
Baron's Domain Odysee

This website is dedicated primarily to my art posting with bungxel accessibility in mind (see the other workspaces indicated at the top left), but I intend to expand it overtime. Donations help not only with expenses to host but time spent drawing for and expanding this website. I'll be posting art and working on the site regardless and all of its content will stay free even if there are 0 donations. Baron's Domain will never have a paywall.

I am frequently asked about the tiling window manager I use and my rice. I use mangowm and rice it to look similar to dwm with dwmblocks. In reality, I use waybar (shit!). Anyway, I have designed this website to look and function similar to my tiling wm setup. It even has clickable/scrollable statusbar modules with keybinds. Try them out.

If you would like to commission me, just ask. So long as it's reasonable I'll be happy to work with you. Typically commissioned work will be posted to this site but if it's something personal like a family member then I'm alright with just letting you have it to yourself.

If you're a music producer and want your work featured, let me know and I'll put it into the site playlist and credit you on here along with your profile on whichever site you post your work to.

kot favtools.txt
Artix - The Linux distro I use. Simple. Fast. Soystemd-free.

mangowm - Wayland tiling window manager. Now with official tablet support, thank you WeraPea, Sqooky, and Yappaholic!

foot - Simple Wayland terminal. Like suckless simple terminal but for foot fetishists who suck feet (why is linux full of foot fetishists?)

yazi - Blazing Fast Terminal File Manager.

Wofi - Launcher for wlroots based wayland compositors.

swiv - Simple Wayland Image Viewer. A fork of sxiv.

Dunst - A highly configurable and lightweight notification daemon.

qutebrowser - VIM inspired minimal GUI web browser.

awww - An Answer to your Wayland Wallpaper Woes.

wallust - Generate colors from an image.

kot credits.txt
Thank you first and foremost to my lovely girlfriend who is a great source of motivation for me and who gifted me the kickass laptop which this website is almost entirely built on.

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           'A'		   fren@baronsdomain.xyz
          'ooo'		   OS:  Artix Linux x86_64
         'ookxo'           Shell: zsh
         `ookxxo'          WM: mango (Wayland)
       '.   `ooko'         Terminal: foot
      'ooo`.   `oo'        Editor: Doom Emacs
     'ooxxxoo`.   `'       Tablet: Xencelabs Pen Display 16
    'ookxxxkooo.`   .
   'ookxxkoo'`   .'oo'
  'ooxoo'`     .:ooxxo'
 'io'`             `'oo'
'`                     `'
themes
Choose a theme:

If you'd like to create your own theme (you can test by using your console document.documentElement.style.setProperty("--statusbarBackgroundColor", "#000000"); ), here are the color variables I use. You can easily fill them out as you'd like and submit them in this order to me. As long as it looks reasonably not like ass I'll consider adding your theme creations to this site. I discourage submitting a background image (ps1 for example was done purely with css); however, if it's sick enough and works well enough with your colorscheme, I'll consider using it.

[data-selected-theme="exampletheme"] {
--pageBackgroundColor: #000000;
--statusbarBackgroundColor: #201e1e;
--tagbuttonBackgroundColor: #7c424d;
--tagbuttonTextColor: #ffffff;
--tagactivetextColor: #ffffff; /* active/hovered tag text color */
--windowtitleBackgroundColor: #7c424d;
--windowtitleTextColor: #ffffff;
--musicmoduleBackgroundColor: none;
--musicmoduleTextColor: #ffffff;
--volumemoduleBackgroundColor: none;
--volumemoduleTextColor: #ffffff;
--clockmoduleBackgroundColor: none;
--clockmoduleTextColor: #ffffff;
--windowborderColor: #444444;
--focusedwindowborderColor: #7c424d;
--scrollbarColor: #7c424d;
--scrollbarhoverColor: #64353d;
--ps1userColor: #a14570;
--ps1sepColor: #7c424d;
--ps1hostColor: #638299;
--ps1pathColor: #51697b;
--ps1bracketColor: #3c4f5d;
--ps1symbolColor: #7a8f9f;
--terminalcursorColor: #7e7867;
--comandColor: #64635d;
--comandinputColor: #7c424d;
--defaultterminaltextColor: #97a8b4;
--termlinksColor: #8f5670;
--frenfetchbottomColor: #15a0cb;
--frenfetchtopColor: #97a8b4;
--terminaltextselectionBackgroundColor: #97a8b4;
--terminaltextselectionColor: #000000;

--terminalBackground: rgb(from #000000 r g b / 0.7); /* set transparency at the end */
--pageBackgroundImage: none;
}

kot keybinds.txt
### NAVIGATION ###
bind=h,spawn,workspaceshift left
bind=l,spawn,workspaceshift right
bind=j,spawn,workspaceshift down #shift down a layer
bind=k,spawn,workspaceshift up #shift up a layer
bind=Left,spawn,workspaceshift left #arrow key
bind=Right,spawn,workspaceshift right #arrow key
bind=Down,spawn,workspaceshift down #shift down a layer arrow key
bind=Up,spawn,workspaceshift up #shift up a layer arrow key
bind=1,spawn,workspacetag 1
bind=2,spawn,workspacetag 2
bind=3,spawn,workspacetag 3 etc...
### MODULE CONTROLS ###
bind=p,spawn,musicplayer toggle
bind=,,spawn,musicplayer prev
bind=.,spawn,musicplayer next
bind=-,spawn,volume -10
bind==,spawn,volume +10
kot keybinds_for_slowfrens.txt
### NAVIGATION ###
h = go left
l = go right
j = go down
k = go up
arrow key left = go left
arrow key right = go right
arrow key down = go down
arrow key up = go up
1 = go workspace 1
2 = go workspace 2
3 = go workspace 3 etc...
### MODULE CONTROLS ###
p = toggle music pause/play
, = previous song
. = next song
- = lower volume by 10
= = raise volume by 10
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