I was excited to try Kagi, but I couldn't justify the cost. I find DDG with the occasional Google search to function almost as well. I'll try Kagi again at some point, but it wasn't the panacea people here made it out…
I had major slow down in wexterm on my MBA. I didn't really look into it because the terminal is something I want to install and forget about, so the solution may be trivial. But it was so laggy as to be unusable.
I did use Lazyvim. It was definitely better (though I spent a fortune in time modularizing is plugins). It just doesn't feel like a great solution for a variety of reasons. You're still a little on the hook for plugins…
I think they are a good middle ground, but you're still left with some of the busy work. Further, you're a bit more at the mercy of the maintainer. Likely, Lazyvim isn't going anywhere, but it isn't out of the realm of…
As a decade long vim user, I just gave nvim a try this year, and I really wanted to like it. In most every way it is a straight upgrade, but I find myself kind of bummed out that it is still so barebones on install.…
Yeah this is me tbh - except I do use GUI apps as needed e.g. I game with Steam and play around with Godot (both in flatpaks). But ultimately, I am in a terminal probably 90% of my time, and I want a DE that facilitates…
GNOME is my perfect DE. I love how it actively tries to stay out of my way. I have no interest in KDE. It looks a little too much like Windows for me, and my time is limited, so I'm looking for out-of-the-box solutions…
Two quick questions: Is there a way to implement !!? Via functions maybe? "Last Command" looks to be hotkey based, and I can't think of how that would work. Related: is there a comprehensive list of hotkeys floating…
I was excited to try Kagi, but I couldn't justify the cost. I find DDG with the occasional Google search to function almost as well. I'll try Kagi again at some point, but it wasn't the panacea people here made it out…
I had major slow down in wexterm on my MBA. I didn't really look into it because the terminal is something I want to install and forget about, so the solution may be trivial. But it was so laggy as to be unusable.
I did use Lazyvim. It was definitely better (though I spent a fortune in time modularizing is plugins). It just doesn't feel like a great solution for a variety of reasons. You're still a little on the hook for plugins…
I think they are a good middle ground, but you're still left with some of the busy work. Further, you're a bit more at the mercy of the maintainer. Likely, Lazyvim isn't going anywhere, but it isn't out of the realm of…
As a decade long vim user, I just gave nvim a try this year, and I really wanted to like it. In most every way it is a straight upgrade, but I find myself kind of bummed out that it is still so barebones on install.…
Yeah this is me tbh - except I do use GUI apps as needed e.g. I game with Steam and play around with Godot (both in flatpaks). But ultimately, I am in a terminal probably 90% of my time, and I want a DE that facilitates…
GNOME is my perfect DE. I love how it actively tries to stay out of my way. I have no interest in KDE. It looks a little too much like Windows for me, and my time is limited, so I'm looking for out-of-the-box solutions…
Two quick questions: Is there a way to implement !!? Via functions maybe? "Last Command" looks to be hotkey based, and I can't think of how that would work. Related: is there a comprehensive list of hotkeys floating…