diff --git a/bundle/bundle--linux.el b/bundle/bundle--linux.el
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--- a/bundle/bundle--linux.el
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,242 +0,0 @@
-;;; bundle--linux.el --- A bundle of useful Linux information
-
-;;; Commentary:
-;; This file contains a variety of Emacs Lisp functions that provide
-;; helpful descriptions for Linux directories, commands, and options.
-
-;;; Code:
-
-(defvar linux-filesystem-alist
-  '(( "/" . "Root directory, the base of the filesystem hierarchy")
-    ("/bin" . "Essential command binaries, needed for booting")
-    ("/boot" . "Bootloader files, kernel, and other files needed during booting")
-    ("/dev" . "Device files representing hardware components")
-    ("/etc" . "System-wide configuration files")
-    ("/home" . "User home directories")
-    ("/lib" . "Shared libraries and kernel modules")
-    ("/media" . "Mount points for removable media like CDs and USBs")
-    ("/mnt" . "Temporary mount points for filesystems")
-    ("/opt" . "Optional application software packages")
-    ("/proc" . "Virtual filesystem providing info about processes and system")
-    ("/root" . "Home directory for the root user")
-    ("/sbin" . "Essential system binaries, usually for the root user")
-    ("/srv" . "Data directories for services like HTTP, FTP, etc.")
-    ("/sys" . "Virtual filesystem for kernel objects")
-    ("/tmp" . "Temporary files, cleared on reboot")
-    ("/usr" . "User binaries, documentation, libraries, etc.")
-    ("/var" . "Variable files like logs, databases, etc."))
-  "Alist mapping Linux directories to their descriptions.")
-
-(defun describe-linux-directory (dirname)
-  "Describe the purpose of a Linux directory.
-Takes DIRNAME as an argument and prints its description."
-  (interactive "sEnter Linux directory name (e.g., /bin): ")
-  (let ((description (assoc-default dirname linux-filesystem-alist)))
-    (if description
-        (message "%s: %s" dirname description)
-        (message "Unknown directory: %s" dirname))))
-
-(defvar bash-regex-alist
-  '(("empty line" . "^$")
-    ("backslash" . "\\\\")
-    ("line starts with a dot" . "^\\.")
-    ("line ends with a dot" . "\\.$")
-    ("line starts with a dollar sign" . "^\\$")
-    ("line starts with a caret" . "^\\^")
-    ("left square bracket" . "\\[")
-    ("right square bracket" . "\\]")
-    ("entire line" . "^.*$")
-    ("any alphanumeric character" . "[a-zA-Z0-9]")
-    ("IP Address" . "\\b(?:[0-9]{1,3}\\.){3}[0-9]{1,3}\\b")
-    ("email" . "[a-zA-Z0-9._%+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+\\.[a-zA-Z]{2,}")
-    ("hex color code" . "#[a-fA-F0-9]{6}")
-    ("date in yyyy-mm-dd" . "\\b\\d{4}-\\d{2}-\\d{2}\\b")
-    ("time in hh:mm:ss" . "\\b\\d{2}:\\d{2}:\\d{2}\\b")
-    ("words without vowels" . "\\b[^aeiou\s]+\\b"))
-  "Alist mapping Bash regular expressions to their descriptions.")
-
-(defun describe-bash-regex (regex)
-  "Describe the purpose of a Bash regular expression.
-Takes REGEX as an argument and prints its description."
-  (interactive "sEnter Bash regex (e.g., empty line): ")
-  (let ((description (assoc-default regex bash-regex-alist)))
-    (if description
-        (message "%s: %s" regex description)
-        (message "Unknown regular expression: %s" regex))))
-
-(defvar linux-process-commands-alist
-  '(("ps" . "Shows a snapshot of the current processes")
-    ("top" . "Displays dynamic real-time view of system stats and processes")
-    ("htop" . "An interactive process viewer, similar to top but more feature-rich")
-    ("pgrep" . "Looks up processes based on name and other attributes")
-    ("pstree" . "Displays the process tree in a tree-like diagram")
-    ("ps -e" . "Lists all the processes running on the system")
-    ("ps aux" . "Displays detailed information about all processes")
-    ("kill" . "Terminates processes by sending signals")
-    ("killall" . "Kills all processes that match the given name")
-    ("pkill" . "Send signals to processes based on name and other attributes"))
-  "Alist mapping Linux process-checking commands to their descriptions.")
-
-(defun describe-linux-process-command (command)
-  "Describe the purpose of a Linux process-checking command.
-Takes COMMAND as an argument and prints its description."
-  (interactive "sEnter Linux process command (e.g., ps): ")
-  (let ((description (assoc-default command linux-process-commands-alist)))
-    (if description
-        (message "%s: %s" command description)
-        (message "Unknown command: %s" command))))
-
-(defvar linux-logfiles-alist
-  '(("/var/log/syslog" . "System messages, including the messages that are logged during system startup")
-    ("/var/log/auth.log" . "Security/authorization information, including user logins and authentication")
-    ("/var/log/kern.log" . "Kernel logs")
-    ("/var/log/cron.log" . "Logs for cron jobs")
-    ("/var/log/messages" . "General system activity logs")
-    ("/var/log/boot.log" . "System boot log")
-    ("/var/log/daemon.log" . "Background daemon log messages")
-    ("/var/log/dpkg.log" . "Logs for package installations and removals")
-    ("/var/log/mail.log" . "Mail server logs")
-    ("/var/log/user.log" . "User-level messages"))
-  "Alist mapping Linux log files to their descriptions.")
-
-(defun describe-linux-logfile (logfile)
-  "Describe the purpose of a Linux log file.
-Takes LOGFILE as an argument and prints its description."
-  (interactive "sEnter Linux log file path (e.g., /var/log/syslog): ")
-  (let ((description (assoc-default logfile linux-logfiles-alist)))
-    (if description
-        (message "%s: %s" logfile description)
-        (message "Unknown log file: %s" logfile))))
-
-(defvar linux-basic-commands-alist
-  '(("list directory contents" . "ls")
-    ("change directory" . "cd")
-    ("move or rename files" . "mv")
-    ("copy files" . "cp")
-    ("remove files or directories" . "rm")
-    ("print working directory" . "pwd")
-    ("display variable value" . "echo")
-    ("create an empty file" . "touch")
-    ("change file permissions" . "chmod")
-    ("change file ownership" . "chown"))
-  "Alist mapping basic Linux command descriptions to their commands.")
-
-(defun describe-basic-linux-command (command)
-  "Describe the purpose of a basic Linux command.
-Takes COMMAND as an argument and prints its description."
-  (interactive "sEnter basic Linux command (e.g., ls): ")
-  (let ((description (assoc-default command linux-basic-commands-alist)))
-    (if description
-        (message "%s: %s" command description)
-        (message "Unknown command: %s" command))))
-
-(defvar chown-options-alist
-  '(("-R" . "Operate on files and directories recursively")
-    ("--from" . "Change the owner and/or group of each file only if its current owner and/or group match specified values")
-    ("--no-dereference" . "Affect symbolic links instead of the files they point to")
-    ("--preserve-root" . "Fail when attempting to operate recursively on '/'")
-    ("--reference" . "Use owner and group of a reference file")
-    ("-c" . "Report when a change is made")
-    ("-f" . "Suppress most error messages")
-    ("-v" . "Output a diagnostic for every file processed"))
-  "Alist mapping chown command options to their descriptions.")
-
-(defun describe-chown-option (option)
-  "Describe the purpose of a chown option.
-Takes OPTION as an argument and prints its description."
-  (interactive "sEnter chown option (e.g., -R): ")
-  (let ((description (assoc-default option chown-options-alist)))
-    (if description
-        (message "%s: %s" option description)
-        (message "Unknown chown option: %s" option))))
-
-(defvar chmod-options-alist
-  '(("-R" . "Operate on files and directories recursively")
-    ("--preserve-root" . "Avoid operating recursively on '/'")
-    ("-c" . "Report when a change is made")
-    ("-f" . "Suppress most error messages")
-    ("-v" . "Output a diagnostic for every file processed")
-    ("--reference" . "Use mode of a reference file")
-    ("-w" . "Remove write permission")
-    ("-x" . "Remove execute permission")
-    ("-u" . "Set user ID on execution")
-    ("-g" . "Set group ID on execution"))
-  "Alist mapping chmod command options to their descriptions.")
-
-(defun describe-chmod-option (option)
-  "Describe the purpose of a chmod option.
-Takes OPTION as an argument and prints its description."
-  (interactive "sEnter chmod option (e.g., -R): ")
-  (let ((description (assoc-default option chmod-options-alist)))
-    (if description
-        (message "%s: %s" option description)
-        (message "Unknown chmod option: %s" option))))
-
-(defvar ssh-use-cases-alist
-  '(("remote login" . "ssh user@host")
-    ("run command" . "ssh user@host 'command'")
-    ("file transfer" . "scp file.txt user@host:/path/")
-    ("secure ftp" . "sftp user@host")
-    ("port forwarding" . "ssh -L local_port:remote_host:remote_port user@host")
-    ("dynamic port forwarding" . "ssh -D port user@host")
-    ("remote port forwarding" . "ssh -R remote_port:local_host:local_port user@host")
-    ("tunneling" . "ssh -L local_port:remote_host:remote_port user@host -f -N")
-    ("agent forwarding" . "ssh -A user@host")
-    ("ssh multiplexing" . "ssh -M -S /tmp/ssh_socket user@host; ssh -S /tmp/ssh_socket user@host"))
-  "Alist mapping SSH use cases to their corresponding commands.")
-
-(defun describe-ssh-use-case (use-case)
-  "Describe the SSH command for a given use case."
-  (interactive "sEnter the SSH use case: ")
-  (let ((command (assoc-default use-case ssh-use-cases-alist)))
-    (if command
-        (message "Command for %s: %s" use-case command)
-        (message "Use case not found"))))
-
-(defvar mk/remote-*host-aliases*
-  '(("website" . "marcus@u1.marcuskammer.dev")
-    ("playground" . "marcus@u1.metaebene.dev"))
-  "Alist mapping friendly host names to actual SSH-compatible host strings.")
-
-(defun mk/remote--get-real-host (alias)
-  "Lookup the real host name based on a given ALIAS."
-  (or (cdr (assoc alias mk/remote-*host-aliases*)) alias))
-
-(defun mk/remote--systemctl-service (alias service command)
-  "Execute a systemctl COMMAND on a systemd SERVICE on a remote host identified by ALIAS.
-
-ALIAS is a string that specifies the remote host; it can be an
-alias defined in `mk/remote-*host-aliases*'.
-
-SERVICE is the name of the systemd service to operate on.
-
-COMMAND is the systemctl command to execute on the service (e.g.,
-'start', 'stop', 'status')."
-  (let* ((host (mk/remote--get-real-host alias))
-         (buffer (generate-new-buffer (format "*%s-%s-%s*" alias service command)))
-         (process-name (format "systemctl-%s-%s" command service))
-         (sentinel (lambda (process signal)
-                     (when (memq (process-status process) '(exit signal))
-                       (message "Process: %s %s" process signal)))))
-    (make-process
-     :name process-name
-     :buffer buffer
-     :command `("ssh" ,host "sudo" "systemctl" ,command ,service)
-     :sentinel sentinel)))
-
-(defmacro mk/remote-define-systemctl-functions (&rest actions)
-  "Dynamically create functions to interact with systemd services on a remote host.
-
-Each function will be named `mk/remote-ACTION-service', where
-ACTION is one of the symbols in ACTIONS. The functions will take
-an ALIAS and SERVICE as arguments and call
-`mk/remote--systemctl-service' accordingly."
-  `(progn
-     ,@(mapcar
-        (lambda (action)
-          `(defun ,(intern (format "mk/remote-%s-service" action)) (alias service)
-             (interactive "sEnter the host alias or name: \nsEnter the service name: ")
-             (mk/remote--systemctl-service alias service ,(symbol-name action))))
-        actions)))
-
-(mk/remote-define-systemctl-functions start stop status)
diff --git a/init.el b/init.el
index 06d1258a..7d68c136 100755
--- a/init.el
+++ b/init.el
@@ -186,4 +186,246 @@
 (load "bundle--ux")
 (load "bundle--latex")
 (load "bundle--mk")
-(load "bundle--linux")
+
+;;; bundle--linux.el --- A bundle of useful Linux information
+
+;;; Commentary:
+;; This file contains a variety of Emacs Lisp functions that provide
+;; helpful descriptions for Linux directories, commands, and options.
+
+;;; Code:
+
+(defvar linux-filesystem-alist
+  '(( "/" . "Root directory, the base of the filesystem hierarchy")
+    ("/bin" . "Essential command binaries, needed for booting")
+    ("/boot" . "Bootloader files, kernel, and other files needed during booting")
+    ("/dev" . "Device files representing hardware components")
+    ("/etc" . "System-wide configuration files")
+    ("/home" . "User home directories")
+    ("/lib" . "Shared libraries and kernel modules")
+    ("/media" . "Mount points for removable media like CDs and USBs")
+    ("/mnt" . "Temporary mount points for filesystems")
+    ("/opt" . "Optional application software packages")
+    ("/proc" . "Virtual filesystem providing info about processes and system")
+    ("/root" . "Home directory for the root user")
+    ("/sbin" . "Essential system binaries, usually for the root user")
+    ("/srv" . "Data directories for services like HTTP, FTP, etc.")
+    ("/sys" . "Virtual filesystem for kernel objects")
+    ("/tmp" . "Temporary files, cleared on reboot")
+    ("/usr" . "User binaries, documentation, libraries, etc.")
+    ("/var" . "Variable files like logs, databases, etc."))
+  "Alist mapping Linux directories to their descriptions.")
+
+(defun describe-linux-directory (dirname)
+  "Describe the purpose of a Linux directory.
+Takes DIRNAME as an argument and prints its description."
+  (interactive "sEnter Linux directory name (e.g., /bin): ")
+  (let ((description (assoc-default dirname linux-filesystem-alist)))
+    (if description
+        (message "%s: %s" dirname description)
+        (message "Unknown directory: %s" dirname))))
+
+(defvar bash-regex-alist
+  '(("empty line" . "^$")
+    ("backslash" . "\\\\")
+    ("line starts with a dot" . "^\\.")
+    ("line ends with a dot" . "\\.$")
+    ("line starts with a dollar sign" . "^\\$")
+    ("line starts with a caret" . "^\\^")
+    ("left square bracket" . "\\[")
+    ("right square bracket" . "\\]")
+    ("entire line" . "^.*$")
+    ("any alphanumeric character" . "[a-zA-Z0-9]")
+    ("IP Address" . "\\b(?:[0-9]{1,3}\\.){3}[0-9]{1,3}\\b")
+    ("email" . "[a-zA-Z0-9._%+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+\\.[a-zA-Z]{2,}")
+    ("hex color code" . "#[a-fA-F0-9]{6}")
+    ("date in yyyy-mm-dd" . "\\b\\d{4}-\\d{2}-\\d{2}\\b")
+    ("time in hh:mm:ss" . "\\b\\d{2}:\\d{2}:\\d{2}\\b")
+    ("words without vowels" . "\\b[^aeiou\s]+\\b"))
+  "Alist mapping Bash regular expressions to their descriptions.")
+
+(defun describe-bash-regex (regex)
+  "Describe the purpose of a Bash regular expression.
+Takes REGEX as an argument and prints its description."
+  (interactive "sEnter Bash regex (e.g., empty line): ")
+  (let ((description (assoc-default regex bash-regex-alist)))
+    (if description
+        (message "%s: %s" regex description)
+        (message "Unknown regular expression: %s" regex))))
+
+(defvar linux-process-commands-alist
+  '(("ps" . "Shows a snapshot of the current processes")
+    ("top" . "Displays dynamic real-time view of system stats and processes")
+    ("htop" . "An interactive process viewer, similar to top but more feature-rich")
+    ("pgrep" . "Looks up processes based on name and other attributes")
+    ("pstree" . "Displays the process tree in a tree-like diagram")
+    ("ps -e" . "Lists all the processes running on the system")
+    ("ps aux" . "Displays detailed information about all processes")
+    ("kill" . "Terminates processes by sending signals")
+    ("killall" . "Kills all processes that match the given name")
+    ("pkill" . "Send signals to processes based on name and other attributes"))
+  "Alist mapping Linux process-checking commands to their descriptions.")
+
+(defun describe-linux-process-command (command)
+  "Describe the purpose of a Linux process-checking command.
+Takes COMMAND as an argument and prints its description."
+  (interactive "sEnter Linux process command (e.g., ps): ")
+  (let ((description (assoc-default command linux-process-commands-alist)))
+    (if description
+        (message "%s: %s" command description)
+        (message "Unknown command: %s" command))))
+
+(defvar linux-logfiles-alist
+  '(("/var/log/syslog" . "System messages, including the messages that are logged during system startup")
+    ("/var/log/auth.log" . "Security/authorization information, including user logins and authentication")
+    ("/var/log/kern.log" . "Kernel logs")
+    ("/var/log/cron.log" . "Logs for cron jobs")
+    ("/var/log/messages" . "General system activity logs")
+    ("/var/log/boot.log" . "System boot log")
+    ("/var/log/daemon.log" . "Background daemon log messages")
+    ("/var/log/dpkg.log" . "Logs for package installations and removals")
+    ("/var/log/mail.log" . "Mail server logs")
+    ("/var/log/user.log" . "User-level messages"))
+  "Alist mapping Linux log files to their descriptions.")
+
+(defun describe-linux-logfile (logfile)
+  "Describe the purpose of a Linux log file.
+Takes LOGFILE as an argument and prints its description."
+  (interactive "sEnter Linux log file path (e.g., /var/log/syslog): ")
+  (let ((description (assoc-default logfile linux-logfiles-alist)))
+    (if description
+        (message "%s: %s" logfile description)
+        (message "Unknown log file: %s" logfile))))
+
+(defvar linux-basic-commands-alist
+  '(("list directory contents" . "ls")
+    ("change directory" . "cd")
+    ("move or rename files" . "mv")
+    ("copy files" . "cp")
+    ("remove files or directories" . "rm")
+    ("print working directory" . "pwd")
+    ("display variable value" . "echo")
+    ("create an empty file" . "touch")
+    ("change file permissions" . "chmod")
+    ("change file ownership" . "chown"))
+  "Alist mapping basic Linux command descriptions to their commands.")
+
+(defun describe-basic-linux-command (command)
+  "Describe the purpose of a basic Linux command.
+Takes COMMAND as an argument and prints its description."
+  (interactive "sEnter basic Linux command (e.g., ls): ")
+  (let ((description (assoc-default command linux-basic-commands-alist)))
+    (if description
+        (message "%s: %s" command description)
+        (message "Unknown command: %s" command))))
+
+(defvar chown-options-alist
+  '(("-R" . "Operate on files and directories recursively")
+    ("--from" . "Change the owner and/or group of each file only if its current owner and/or group match specified values")
+    ("--no-dereference" . "Affect symbolic links instead of the files they point to")
+    ("--preserve-root" . "Fail when attempting to operate recursively on '/'")
+    ("--reference" . "Use owner and group of a reference file")
+    ("-c" . "Report when a change is made")
+    ("-f" . "Suppress most error messages")
+    ("-v" . "Output a diagnostic for every file processed"))
+  "Alist mapping chown command options to their descriptions.")
+
+(defun describe-chown-option (option)
+  "Describe the purpose of a chown option.
+Takes OPTION as an argument and prints its description."
+  (interactive "sEnter chown option (e.g., -R): ")
+  (let ((description (assoc-default option chown-options-alist)))
+    (if description
+        (message "%s: %s" option description)
+        (message "Unknown chown option: %s" option))))
+
+(defvar chmod-options-alist
+  '(("-R" . "Operate on files and directories recursively")
+    ("--preserve-root" . "Avoid operating recursively on '/'")
+    ("-c" . "Report when a change is made")
+    ("-f" . "Suppress most error messages")
+    ("-v" . "Output a diagnostic for every file processed")
+    ("--reference" . "Use mode of a reference file")
+    ("-w" . "Remove write permission")
+    ("-x" . "Remove execute permission")
+    ("-u" . "Set user ID on execution")
+    ("-g" . "Set group ID on execution"))
+  "Alist mapping chmod command options to their descriptions.")
+
+(defun describe-chmod-option (option)
+  "Describe the purpose of a chmod option.
+Takes OPTION as an argument and prints its description."
+  (interactive "sEnter chmod option (e.g., -R): ")
+  (let ((description (assoc-default option chmod-options-alist)))
+    (if description
+        (message "%s: %s" option description)
+        (message "Unknown chmod option: %s" option))))
+
+(defvar ssh-use-cases-alist
+  '(("remote login" . "ssh user@host")
+    ("run command" . "ssh user@host 'command'")
+    ("file transfer" . "scp file.txt user@host:/path/")
+    ("secure ftp" . "sftp user@host")
+    ("port forwarding" . "ssh -L local_port:remote_host:remote_port user@host")
+    ("dynamic port forwarding" . "ssh -D port user@host")
+    ("remote port forwarding" . "ssh -R remote_port:local_host:local_port user@host")
+    ("tunneling" . "ssh -L local_port:remote_host:remote_port user@host -f -N")
+    ("agent forwarding" . "ssh -A user@host")
+    ("ssh multiplexing" . "ssh -M -S /tmp/ssh_socket user@host; ssh -S /tmp/ssh_socket user@host"))
+  "Alist mapping SSH use cases to their corresponding commands.")
+
+(defun describe-ssh-use-case (use-case)
+  "Describe the SSH command for a given use case."
+  (interactive "sEnter the SSH use case: ")
+  (let ((command (assoc-default use-case ssh-use-cases-alist)))
+    (if command
+        (message "Command for %s: %s" use-case command)
+        (message "Use case not found"))))
+
+(defvar mk/remote-*host-aliases*
+  '(("website" . "marcus@u1.marcuskammer.dev")
+    ("playground" . "marcus@u1.metaebene.dev"))
+  "Alist mapping friendly host names to actual SSH-compatible host strings.")
+
+(defun mk/remote--get-real-host (alias)
+  "Lookup the real host name based on a given ALIAS."
+  (or (cdr (assoc alias mk/remote-*host-aliases*)) alias))
+
+(defun mk/remote--systemctl-service (alias service command)
+  "Execute a systemctl COMMAND on a systemd SERVICE on a remote host identified by ALIAS.
+
+ALIAS is a string that specifies the remote host; it can be an
+alias defined in `mk/remote-*host-aliases*'.
+
+SERVICE is the name of the systemd service to operate on.
+
+COMMAND is the systemctl command to execute on the service (e.g.,
+'start', 'stop', 'status')."
+  (let* ((host (mk/remote--get-real-host alias))
+         (buffer (generate-new-buffer (format "*%s-%s-%s*" alias service command)))
+         (process-name (format "systemctl-%s-%s" command service))
+         (sentinel (lambda (process signal)
+                     (when (memq (process-status process) '(exit signal))
+                       (message "Process: %s %s" process signal)))))
+    (make-process
+     :name process-name
+     :buffer buffer
+     :command `("ssh" ,host "sudo" "systemctl" ,command ,service)
+     :sentinel sentinel)))
+
+(defmacro mk/remote-define-systemctl-functions (&rest actions)
+  "Dynamically create functions to interact with systemd services on a remote host.
+
+Each function will be named `mk/remote-ACTION-service', where
+ACTION is one of the symbols in ACTIONS. The functions will take
+an ALIAS and SERVICE as arguments and call
+`mk/remote--systemctl-service' accordingly."
+  `(progn
+     ,@(mapcar
+        (lambda (action)
+          `(defun ,(intern (format "mk/remote-%s-service" action)) (alias service)
+             (interactive "sEnter the host alias or name: \nsEnter the service name: ")
+             (mk/remote--systemctl-service alias service ,(symbol-name action))))
+        actions)))
+
+(mk/remote-define-systemctl-functions start stop status)