rc

# Script to be ran upon logging in (Basically the .bash_login file).

# First, boot the GNU Emacs daemon. This usually takes a relatively long time,

# allowing the computer to establish an internet connection in the meantime, so

# it can synchronize the directories and pull changes in repositories.

echo -e "Booting GNU Emacs...\n"

emacs --daemon=gnuemacs

echo -e "GNU Emacs booted as 'gnuemacs' daemon.\n"

# by pulling all changes in the repositories:

echo -e "Updating all repositories...\n"

cd ~/Repositories

for directory in */ ; do

	cd $directory

	git pull

	cd ..  # Returning to Repositories

done

cd ~  # Return to home

echo -e "Synchronizing data has been disabled!\n"

#echo -e "Synchronizing remaining university data...\n"

#rsync -a -P --delete -e ssh maarten@maartenv.be:/home/maarten/Documenten/University ~

#rsync -a -P --delete -e ssh maarten@maartenv.be:/home/maarten/backup/shared ~

echo -e "All tasks completed. Initializing Sway boot process... OwO"

# Start X

if [ -z "$DISPLAY" ] && [ -n "$XDG_VTNR" ] && [ "$XDG_VTNR" -eq 1 ]; then

  exec sway

fi