New blog post!

In which I talk about tmux, NeoVim and Starship, the three command line tools that make my terminal much better to work with. And a fourth bonus one!

I use the Linux terminal all the time, so why not make add a bit of sparkle to it? The screenshot show the final result of the, if I may, enprettyfication of my console.

https://stfn.pl/blog/92-tmux-nvim-starship/

#linux #terminal #nvim #starship #tmux #blog

New blog post!

In which I talk about tmux, NeoVim and Starship, the three command line tools that make my terminal much better to work with. And a fourth bonus one!

I use the Linux terminal all the time, so why not make add a bit of sparkle to it? The screenshot show the final result of the, if I may, enprettyfication of my console.

https://stfn.pl/blog/92-tmux-nvim-starship/

#linux #terminal #nvim #starship #tmux #blog

You know what would be amazing?

Some kind of OS-level overlay that would let you use vi movement and editing keys in any program.

I'm talking about going beyond something like having custom QMK keystrokes to use hjlk as the arrow keys (which is super neat, to be clear). I'm talking about a little pop-up that lets you enter something like A and it hits the End key for you, or Rapple^[ and it types 'apple[del][del][del][del][del]`

Am I the only one that thinks reaching for those special keys on the keyboard is a total drag? Especially on laptops? XD

#vi #vim #nvim #NeoVim

@futurile @ekaitz_zarraga Exactly, Ilya removed clojure specific checks from conjure and just connected to Ares and it worked.

#vim #nrepl #nvim #guile

@futurile @ekaitz_zarraga Exactly, Ilya removed clojure specific checks from conjure and just connected to Ares and it worked.

#vim #nrepl #nvim #guile

@abcdw did you just demo #nvim and #nrepl with ares-nrepl at the end of your talk? It looked like Conjure?

That would be brilliant! @ekaitz_zarraga itz_zarraga