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In the Unix world programs are configured either via shell arguments or plain-text files known as "dotfiles". They are called "dotfiles" because the file name begings with a dot . and are therefore hidden. You might find that many of the dotfiles contain an rc such as .bashrc or .zshrc, those are runcom files that contain an application's startup instructions.
The goal of this setup is to create a minimal distraction free work environment using the least amount of hardware ressources (350 Mb memory usage at idle proves it well). Ricing and visual improvements are a secondary goal.