FIX ls dir order

dot_config/isync/mbsyncrc

@@ -2,69 +2,64 @@
 ## overall design
 ##
 
-## Each of these configurations assume that I don't use the
+## Each of these configurations assume that I don't use the web interfaces
-## web interfaces (usually) for any of my servers and that I only
+## (usually) for any of my servers and that I only use mu4e as my email client
-## use mu4e as my email client (because I am smarter than my
+## (because I am smarter than my smartphone).
-## smartphone).
 
-## Further assumptions include that that the only "folders" (or labels)
+## Further assumptions include that that the only "folders" (or labels) that I
-## that I care about are inbox, archive, trash, and drafts (maybe).
+## care about are inbox, archive, trash, drafts (maybe) and junk. Anything
-## Anything beyond this turns email into something it is not (a
+## beyond this turns email into something it is not (a terrible todo list). Junk
-## terrible todo list). Spam/junk are useless to sync to a client
+## is only useful for my hosted email so that I can train the bayesian filter.
-## machine (unless something important "goes to junk" which in my
-## experience is extremely rare).
 
 ## To elaborate on the folders I do care about:
-## - Inbox is the main interaction point with the email server/client.
+##
-## Mail comes in and I make the decision to reply (keep thread open in
+## - Inbox is the main interaction point with the email server/client. Mail
-## inbox), archive (important enough to keep, but not enough to stay
+## comes in and I make the decision to reply (keep thread open in inbox),
-## in sight), or delete (just plain useless). (Note there is instant
+## archive (important enough to keep, but not enough to stay in sight), or
-## delete or move to trash depending on how sure I am of the message's
+## delete (just plain useless). (Note there is instant delete or move to trash
-## uselessness). Note that ideally the inbox is empty...as in no
+## depending on how sure I am of the message's uselessness). Note that ideally
-## files (regardless of read/unread). This keeps it fast and
+## the inbox is empty...as in no files (regardless of read/unread). This keeps
-## uncluttered.
+## it fast and uncluttered.
-## - Archive (or whatever this is called in the server) is for old
+##
-## messages that may be useful for reference). This is where many
+## - Archive (or whatever this is called in the server) is for old messages that
-## messages end up and accounts for most of the size/bulk of the files.
+## may be useful for reference). This is where many messages end up and accounts
-## This is also why small inbox is important, because searching through
+## for most of the size/bulk of the files. This is also why small inbox is
-## all these files is sloowwww.
+## important, because searching through all these files is sloowwww.
-## - Sent is useless (just search for To:notme in archive) so don't
+##
-## bother syncing at all.
+## - Sent is useless (just search for To:notme in archive) so don't bother
-## - Trash is useful but only locally. I found it was a pain to get
+## syncing at all.
-## trash to sync correctly with everything else mu4e does, so I don't
+##
-## actually sync this folder. Instead, server trash is for spam/auto-
+## - Trash is useful but only locally. I found it was a pain to get trash to
-## deleted crap found by my filters. Client trash works like actual
+## sync correctly with everything else mu4e does, so I don't actually sync this
-## trash on the web interface. If I lose my laptop...oh well, it's
+## folder. Instead, server trash is for spam/auto- deleted crap found by my
-## just trash :)
+## filters. Client trash works like actual trash on the web interface. If I lose
-## - Drafts works just like trash in that it only is useful locally
+## my laptop...oh well, it's just trash :)
-## and not synced with the server. Ideally it is empty (why keep empty
+##
-## drafts??).
+## - Drafts works just like trash in that it only is useful locally and not
+## synced with the server. Ideally it is empty (why keep empty drafts??).
 
 ##
 ## gmail server
 ##
 
-## To the best of my knowledge, gmail uses one giant folder and
+## To the best of my knowledge, gmail uses one giant folder and a bunch of
-## a bunch of "labels" to group emails. This is frustrating because
+## "labels" to group emails. This is frustrating because it does not map to
-## it does not map to on-disk filesystem paths very nicely by default.
+## on-disk filesystem paths very nicely by default. Specifically, "All Mail"
-## Specifically, "All Mail" refers to everything minus trash/spam,
+## refers to everything minus trash/spam, and an "Inbox" label (folder?) is
-## and an "Inbox" label (folder?) is applied on top of this to denote
+## applied on top of this to denote the inbox messages. This leads to duplicates
-## the inbox messages. This leads to duplicates in many vanilla IMAP
+## in many vanilla IMAP syncing solutions.
-## syncing solutions. (No idea why gmail was designed this way).
 
-## To get around this, I created a new label called "rxv" (archive,
+## To get around this, I created a new label called "rxv" (archive, because
-## because apparently this name is "system reserved" in gmail) to
+## apparently this name is "system reserved" in gmail) to denote the "non-inbox"
-## denote the "non-inbox" messages. This works but assumes that these
+## messages. This works but assumes that these labels are mutually exclusive
-## labels are mutually exclusive (which has no enforcement in gmail)
+## (which has no enforcement in gmail) so all handling is done by mu4e to ensure
-## so all handling is done by mu4e to ensure that these are updated
+## that these are updated properly (eg msgs from inbox moved to archive folder).
-## properly (eg msgs from inbox moved to archive folder). I also
+## I also set auto-expunge = off and set deleted/expunged messages to be moved
-## set auto-expunge = off and set deleted/expunged messages to be
+## to trash (it could also be set to "delete forever" but trash is safer).
-## moved to trash (it could also be set to "delete forever" but trash
-## is safer).
 
-## NOTE: this does not seem to work all that well when one move from
+## NOTE: this does not seem to work all that well when one moves from archive
-## archive back to inbox (eg it actually double-labels the message)
+## back to inbox (eg it actually double-labels the message) Since I hardly ever
-## Since I hardly ever do this...whatever
+## do this...whatever
 
 IMAPAccount gmail
 Host imap.gmail.com
@@ -143,6 +138,13 @@ Create Both
 Expunge Both
 SyncState *
 
+Channel yavin4-junk
+Far :yavin4-remote:"Junk"
+Near :yavin4-local:"junk"
+Create Both
+Expunge Both
+SyncState *
+
 Group yavin4
 Channel yavin4-inbox
 Channel yavin4-sent

dot_config/zsh/dot_zshrc.tmpl

@@ -285,7 +285,7 @@ if ! alias_if eza \
         ll='eza -alhg --group-directories-first' \
         llt='eza -T' \
         llg='ll --git'; then
-    alias ll='ls -alh'
+    alias ll='ls --group-directories-first -Alh'
     alias_if tree llt='tree'
 fi