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This is amazing!

Also I don't think I've ever been a Godot GDScript application before.

It would be nice if it had CTRL+S shortcut
Saving work is for the weak.
Ah, you symlink ~ to swap as well? I see you too a user who likes to live dangerously :P
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Atom has a nice package similar to this

https://atom.io/packages/activate-power-mode

This is nice but is there any practical use of these? I feel that the animations at some point become a bit overwhelming for the senses and you’d want to turn them off.
Conversely, perhaps it actually enhances focus? Like playing Serious Sam versus Doom. Just a thought.
I may have an idea, for the sound at least.

I think this is essentially a way to "simulate" the loud keys of a mechanical keyboard on a silent/quieter keyboard. Most mechanical keyboard users would probably say the "click clack" sounds from their key switches are just a side effect and the real reason they use them is the "feel", but I'd argue that it's the entire sensory experience: the feel and sound, that they (and I) enjoy.

It'd be nice to have some low-latency "click clack" sounds on my MBP using Neovim...

The sound definitely helps but I think the reason most people like the mechanical switches is that you get a good feeling for when the key has actuated.

Lot of the time I have headphones and music on to drown out sounds so i'm not hearing the clicks anyways. The sound is really secondary but may make a difference the same way phone vibration on keyboard input makes a difference.

after downloading the source code, what do I do? I do not recognize the language it is written in, nor there are compilation instructions...
It's a Godot Engine project, you can open it from there. Not sure if there is anyway to compile it without the Godot Engine application.
Just tried it with my toddler and she loved it :)

(I then opened her a tty with vim on an old laptop and she enjoyed it too.. until she managed to exit vim Oo)

Destined for greatness :)
> (I then opened her a tty with vim on an old laptop and she enjoyed it too.. until she managed to exit vim Oo)

More than many adults can manage! :wq

I prefer :x to quit, but yeah, pretty cool.
Wow, she managed to type "^Zkill %1"?