# packages4lizards

some stuff that you might like. probably not. but i made this for myself so that's okay


## fonts

- [**constructium**](http://www.kreativekorp.com/software/fonts/constructium/):
  fork of gentium with support for tengwar, cirth, and other conlang stuff
- [**fairfax-hd**](http://www.kreativekorp.com/software/fonts/fairfaxhd/):
  wide monospace font with conlang support, including for sitelen pona
- [**kreative-square**](http://www.kreativekorp.com/software/fonts/ksquare/):
  square font with lots of pseudographics like those little guys from the sharp
  x68000 or whatever else.
- [**teranoptia**](https://www.tunera.xyz/fonts/teranoptia/):
  font for making creatures

### these ones have a 0% chance of being useful to anyone else

- muller: font of gec website. assumes you have the same zip file i got in 2015
  when it was fifteen bucks.
- pragmatapro: also needs you to bring your own file. more likely than muller
  tho, but also a bit more than \$15


## programs

- [**basilisk**](https://www.basilisk-browser.org/):
  firefox fork with support for old style extensions
- **firefox-esr-alias**:
  wrapper around the existing `firefox-esr` package that allows you to have it
  and firefox normal style both installed without collisions
- **inkscape-xwayland**:
  wrapper around `inkscape` to use xwayland, since it doesn't work for me
  otherwise
- [**isabelle**](https://isabelle.in.tum.de):
  the existing package doesn't work for me. life's too short, just wrap the
  upstream distribution
- **multi-ghc**:
  install all available versions of ghc at once

## other

- **niss-misc**: some small scripts i wrote for myself that aren't likely to be
  useful for anyone else.
  - `galleryHelpers`: helper scripts for putting together the input for
    `gallery.niss.website`. exceedingly unlikely to be useful to anyone else.
  - `charFilters`: `little` for making text ˡⁱᵏᵉ ᵗʰⁱˢ and `wide` for text
    ｌｉｋｅ　ｔｈｉｓ.
  - `find-parent`:
    `find-parent ‹file›` looks for `‹file›` in the current directory or any of
    its ancestors, and prints the path of the file found, if any.
    `find-parent -d ‹file›` prints the path of only the directory containing the
    file, rather than the file itself.
  - `nd`: looks for a `flake.nix` and runs `nix develop` if so. uses
    `find-parent`.