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-# Luke's ranger setup
-
-## Basic Ranger shortcuts
-
-These are the basic key binds in ranger, even outside of my configs. Note that they are mostly vim-based.
-
-+ h/j/k/l -- Move left/down/up/right (where left moves up in the directory structure, right moves into a folder)
-+ Space -- select/highlight file
-+ dd -- cut selected files
-+ yy -- copy/yank selected files
-+ pp -- paste/move cut/copied files
-+ / -- search, when (n/N) next/previos result
-+ zh or CTRL-h -- show hidden files
-+ Renaming files:
-	+ cw -- rename file from scratch
-	+ A -- rename file adding to the end
-	+ aa -- rename file appending before the extension
-	+ I -- rename file adding at the beginning
-
-## Shortcuts
-
-As I say in the main readme, there are shortcut commands generated for ranger
-based on what bookmarked directories and files you give it. For directory
-shortcuts, here are the "verbs":
-
-+ g -- "go or cd"
-+ t -- "new tab"
-+ m -- "move file"
-+ Y -- "yank or copy file"
-
-These "verbs" take "nouns" or "arguments," like these:
-
-+ d -- "~/Documents"
-+ D -- "~/Downloads"
-+ cf -- "~/.config"
-+ And many others, including those you add to `~/.bmdirs`.
-
-Press any "verb" followed by any "argument" to perform a folder operation. "gd" will cd to ~/Documents, for example. "mD" will move the selected file(s) to ~/Downloads. "tcf" will create a new tab in ~/.config, etc. etc.
-
-## Many little additions!
-
-+ Basic additions:
-	+ V -- Make a new file and edit it in vim
-	+ cW -- rename *all* selected files, editing in your text editor
-	+ mkd -- Make a directory/folder
-	+ sc -- Makes a link/shortcut (ln -sT)
-	+ D -- delete selected file
-	+ X -- Extract a zip/rar/tar.gz, whatever. Runs a script that picks the right command for the right archive.
-	+ Z -- zips a folder up into a .tar.gz archive.
-	+ CTRL-f -- Fuzzy find a file
-	+ CTRL-l -- Fuzzy locate a file
-+ Document manipulation:
-	+ p1s -- print this file on the default printer, one-sided (lpr)
-	+ p2s -- print this file on the default printer, double-sided (lpr)
-	+ MP -- convert to a .pdf with pandoc (I use this to convert markdown, etc.)
-	+ MX -- compile selected document in XeLaTeX
-	+ ML -- compile selected document in LaTeX
-	+ TC -- clear all non-visible TeX build files in this directory
-	+ Txa -- copy article template to new file
-	+ Txs -- copy slideshow/beamer template to new file
-	+ Txh -- copy handout template to new file
-+ Image commands:
-	+ bg --  makes an image your background (assuming i3 is looking at ~/.local/share/bg for your background)
-	+ bw -- runs Pywal on the selected image, making it your background and generating a color scheme based off of it.
-	+ C -- rotates an image (requires imagemagick)
-	+ F -- flips an image (requires imagemagick)
-	+ TR -- add transparency to image file
-+ mpd/mpc shortcuts
-	+ MS -- Start mpd
-	+ MK -- kill mpd
-	+ MN -- Start playing selected song/folder now
-	+ Ma -- Enqueue selected song/folder
-	+ Mp -- Pause
-	+ Mn -- Next track
-	+ Mb -- Previous track
-	+ Mo -- Restart track
-+ Audio tagging with eye3D:
-	+ Ta -- change artist name
-	+ TA -- change album name
-	+ Tb -- change album artist
-	+ Tt -- change title
-	+ Tn -- change track number
-+ Downloading:
-	+ ytv -- Download online video (paste in url) (requires youtube-dl)
-	+ yta -- Download audio of online video (paste in url) (requires youtube-dl)