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5. *arch_configs* - Deprecated Arch Linux configurations |
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6. *iterm2* - Files related to iterm2 |
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7. *xfce_themes* - Theming for Xfce. |
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8. *t400_color_profile* - Color profile for the LEN4033 (and more) WXGA+ 1440x900 screen upgrade for the T400. |
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## Terminal |
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/usr/bin/setxkbmap -option "caps:swapescape" |
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## T400 Stuff |
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### Colors |
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The default colors for XFCE on Manjaro are pretty washed out on the T400 upgraded WXGA+ screens. To improve this, |
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there is a color profile in the `t400_color_profile` folder that you can install using Gnome Color Profiles. The |
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improvement is subtle, but the screen definitely looks better. |
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The particular model I am running is a LEN4033. This color profile works for many other monitors, however if your |
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EDID does not indicate you have a LEN4033 you should confirm this profile works for you monitor. There are many guides |
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on color calibration for the T4xx series of laptops online. |
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