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I've been using nvim in termux on foldable phone since I've bought phone in that form factor. It works great, I'm using "unexpected keyboard" as input method fo
by miniupuchaty 3y ago
I've been using nvim in termux on foldable phone since I've bought phone in that form factor. It works great, I'm using "unexpected keyboard" as input method for faster special symbols access. It works pretty well. Good enough for me to program on the go.
- justin_oaks 3y agoThanks for letting me know about the Unexpected Keyboard app. It'll take some getting used to, but having arrow keys and punctuation available without changing modes is pretty awesome. I can even hit Ctrl-A to select all, Ctrl-C to copy, etc. This alone will help text editing on my phone.
- witrak 3y agoSeems to be quite an improvement. Thank you for the tip! But it would be even better if it had "stylus mode" because, with a precision stylus, it's easier to tap directly alternate characters than to drag from the center of the button toward the needed variant.
- soupbowl 3y agoThis is also the first I have heard of this keyboard, it is incredible.
- ddingus 3y agoThe hacker keyboard does that also. Most standard keyboard functions work as you would expect them to. That said, I am going to go try the unexpected keyboard. I like it. I really like the select cursor motion on the space bar. Makes quick work of a copy paste operation.