Thx mah dude, you saved me some good time here. Signing off.

@@StaffyDoo 2

Thanks for the timeline, this is awesome.

Thank You mate.

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Yeah, I’ve been using that since the 90s and still use it daily!! If you like that, use !$ for running a command against the last argument of the last command. You’ll use it even more than !!

You can also do ! Before a command you've run previously if you need to do the same again. Handy if you're prototyping your .bashrc or something

Eg if you ran $source ~/.bashrc You can later run $!source

So before you'd type the whole thing again instead of using up arrow?

@@sevenelven the up arrow just goes up one step in history, you would need to move the cursor to the start of the line and enter sudo if you only forgot to enter it before. Instead you can type sudo !! and the !! gets replaced with whats 1 step up in history. There are many uses for it but i mostly use it for when i forget to put sudo in front of the last command. Or !$ to just use the argument of the last comand.

I definitely have to look into tmux

​@@NeuralNine Try some other Terminal like Alacritty or Kitty.🙂

@@NeuralNine neofetch | lolcat -t sl -acdFl

And most of those are in rust :) The rust version from htop i believe it is called ytop Zoxide is awesome! I prefer lsd to exa Ripgrep is an alternative to grep

Another fun one is "cowsay"

In my mind, i knew somebody must have written a tool like this. The syntax for tar, zip, gunzip and the rest drive me crazy and the documentation is headache inducing. I'll be installing it immediately. Wish it was a default feature tbh.

I still use vim because I just can't quit it. ;)

Ctrl + l

Added neotree with the plugins you mentioned and I find myself going back to VS code less and less

​@@AlizJaytay yay now share the files

Shiver me timbers and stiffen me lip. Thar be WHITE WHALES!!! 🥚

@@seventrancegamer4576 install lunarvim it installs all those and then some with sane defaults AND you still can make your own nvim because it makes its own instance under lvim

Or just use vscodium

Or tmux

Tmux is the best provided u have ur custom config with all the plugins and shortcuts u want

tmux - this is the way

tmux is the best

Totally!!

Now you know :)

Think he's running pop_os, it's kind of like a combination mutliplexer/desktop. It's actually very good, it's my os, but I use i3wm rather than the pop_os interface just because I've used it so many years.

Are you using Wayland or xOrg? Believe has been an ongoing issue with Wayland support, xorg should work fine/is the only work around unless you want to use the web client

Ryzen 7 5800 I think. Shows on screen when he's demonstrating btop

Insane🔥

tmux

@@ouraccount8447 i know tmux could do so, but in the way he shown, seem there are multiple terminal instead of one windows with 3 panes

I believe he is using a tiling feature of PopOS Here's a Linux Cast video about that: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/btl4m7qhqba-ZIU.html

@@apina2 I see, thanks.

ye because lua is better. Vimscript works, but lua just feels better

This is not the best place to ask the questions to which the answers you are seeking. I can tell you this, Linux has its power in its open-source democratic software evolution. Which means you are not bound to the specifics of what you're offered when you first install a proprietary operating system, like Windows or MacOS. It is upto you, as a user to decide how much tinkering you do, you can always let the defaults unchanged if you're comfortable. Also Windows is bloated with software that you don't need along with telemetry that tracks your every bit of movement or action that you do on your computer, and that data is sent to remote servers. Linux on other hand is transparent and provides ways to change your privacy settings. Linux is fast.;⁠)