Unfortunately some of the links in issue 2 are broken
Am I the only who tries not to override default commands? It's not like I use them all, but I might learn it at some point, and I want to have them available.
For me it's often fp <something> ;. ;. ;. ;. For example if I have a longer line I would like I could do something like f,a<cr><esc>k,.k,.k,.k,.k,.k,.
At least in finland and with gliders (GPL) it belongs in the curriculum to practice spins.
I'm a xmonad user and I use tmux. I agree that they both provide similar benefits, but the killer benefit for tmux is the persistence. I can have n sessions open and it's still easy to switch between them. Just…
Assuming you spend a lot of time in terminals, you can use it to group your tasks. For example I have tmux sessions for my bachelor's thesis which contains two windows, either of which contains two split panes. The left…
Unfortunately some of the links in issue 2 are broken
Am I the only who tries not to override default commands? It's not like I use them all, but I might learn it at some point, and I want to have them available.
For me it's often fp <something> ;. ;. ;. ;. For example if I have a longer line I would like I could do something like f,a<cr><esc>k,.k,.k,.k,.k,.k,.
At least in finland and with gliders (GPL) it belongs in the curriculum to practice spins.
I'm a xmonad user and I use tmux. I agree that they both provide similar benefits, but the killer benefit for tmux is the persistence. I can have n sessions open and it's still easy to switch between them. Just…
Assuming you spend a lot of time in terminals, you can use it to group your tasks. For example I have tmux sessions for my bachelor's thesis which contains two windows, either of which contains two split panes. The left…