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Greetings, friends!
Here is my Solid FVWM configuration — https://github.com/111LUX/FVWM
which I've created during more than 5 years of FVWM window manager usage.
It's pretty polished, stable and great. The github instructions on how to install
and use it are written with Devuan in mind, as Devuan is my OS of choice since last years.

P.S.: ALSO, many of you may be interested in my configuration files for my favorite applications,
like zsh, vim, tmux, xterm, urxvt, etc, which were created during years of usage too.
https://github.com/111LUX/777

What I always missed in Debian based distros is good and usable package manager,
while now situation is a little bit better with newer apt versions, but IMO
it is still very annoying to use a lot of apt-* commands to do simple tasks:
apt-cache, apt-file, apt-mark, apt-src, apt-rdepends, apt-get, apt-go-to-sleep…
What a madness! My second favourite OS after Devuan is FreeBSD
In FreeBSD there is a file, called pkg.conf, it is possible to configure aliases
for FreeBSD pkg package manager using this file, and it is very useful,
because it's very easy and handy to install a package just with # pkg in package,
or to remove it with # pkg r package, or to search it with # pkg s package...
So I tried to create a simple script to use it with apt-* commands, without need
to remember all animals in apt-* zoo. Maybe it will be useful for someone like me
I called it "pkg" and put it to /usr/local/bin, here it is:

#!/bin/sh
FIRST=$1; shift
case $FIRST in
	A) apt-mark auto $@ ;;
	M) apt-mark manual $@ ;;
	a) apt-get autoremove --purge $@ ;;
	r) apt-get purge $@ ;;
	in) apt-get install $@ ;;
	I) aptitude install $@ ;;
	re) apt-get install --reinstall $@ ;;
	ai) apt-get install $@ && apt-mark auto $@ ;;
	s) apt-cache search $@ ;;
	se) apt-cache search --names-only $@ ;;
	S) apt-cache madison $@ ;;
	f) apt-file find $@ ;;
	sh) apt-file show $@ ;;
	d) apt depends $@ ;;
	rd) apt rdepends $@ ;;
	l) dpkg -L $@ ;;
	w) dpkg -S $@ ;;
	u) aptitude safe-upgrade $@ ;;
	U) aptitude full-upgrade $@ ;;
	up) apt update ;;
	bd) aptitude build-dep $@ ;;
	i) [ $1 ] && apt-cache show $@ || dpkg -l ;;
	v) [ $1 ] && apt-show-versions $@ || apt-show-versions | grep -v 'not installed' ;;
	c) dpkg-repack $@ ;;
	add) dpkg -i $@ || apt install -f;;
	src) apt-src install $@ ;;
	cp) git clone $@ ;;
	key) apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys $@ ;;
	rkey) apt-key del $@ ;;
	keys) apt-key list ;;
	*) apt $FIRST $@ ;;
esac

Then I executed # chmod +x /usr/local/bin/pkg. So now I'm able to use
just pkg commands, to manipulate my packages on my Devuan systems,
these aliases are very close to my FreeBSD pkg.conf configuration.
So now I'm able to use pkg in package to install a package, pkg r package
to remove it, pkg A package to mark a package as being automatically installed, etc.
If alias won't be found in this script, all pkg commands will be added to apt,
so it is possible to use apt commands with pkg as well, like pkg download package,
or even pkg install --reinstall package, etc.
So I don't need to remember all that apt-* crap anymore