Linux Mint has been nothing but solid and consistent since I started to use it.
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/Contextual_Identity_Projec...
This is the idea behind the Brave browser, right?
Couldn't agree more. I'm trying Windows 10 after many years on Linux, and I'm amazed at the hot mess I find. There isn't even a usable terminal. ConEmu looks like it could work with enough tweaking, still trying to get…
Normally I'm using vim-fugitive, actually.
I don't touch aliases. History search with fzf is much better. Same number of keystrokes, but your actions remain clear and explicit.
Did you use vimwiki's diary functionality? `\w\w` to go to today's page.
Vimwiki diary, `\\w` to go to today's file, and even get syntax highlighting blocks for anything vim knows about.
Welcome :-)
"to no end" means: uselessly. "no end" means: endlessly.
Linux Mint has been nothing but solid and consistent since I started to use it.
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/Contextual_Identity_Projec...
This is the idea behind the Brave browser, right?
Couldn't agree more. I'm trying Windows 10 after many years on Linux, and I'm amazed at the hot mess I find. There isn't even a usable terminal. ConEmu looks like it could work with enough tweaking, still trying to get…
Normally I'm using vim-fugitive, actually.
I don't touch aliases. History search with fzf is much better. Same number of keystrokes, but your actions remain clear and explicit.
Did you use vimwiki's diary functionality? `\w\w` to go to today's page.
Vimwiki diary, `\\w` to go to today's file, and even get syntax highlighting blocks for anything vim knows about.
Welcome :-)
"to no end" means: uselessly. "no end" means: endlessly.