apjana

23 ms·

1.
by apjana 4y ago
You can set glow ( https://github.com/charmbracelet/glow ) as the markdown previewer in nnn if you use a customer opener.
2.
by apjana 5y ago
Also check if your terminal supports Shift-PgUp/PgDn to scroll up/down a page. Works in gnome terminal: https://help.gnome.org/users/gnome-terminal/stable/adv-keybo...
3.
by apjana 5y ago
Yes, nnn is completely navigation oriented with an extra focus on speed and remaining lightweight. The plugin autojump supports jump/autojump/zoxide.
4.
Show HN: Imgp – High-performance CLI batch image resizer and rotator(github.com)
1 points by apjana 6y ago|0 comments
5.
by apjana 6y ago
> but it (like ranger) doesn't seem to support this out of the box No utility can support cd-on-quit out of the box because a spawned process can't send the $PWD to the parent directly when it quits. It needs tweaks in your she
6.
by apjana 6y ago
Yes, as a user I feel nnn was extremely disruptive as a FM. As the author I see at least 7 to 8 FMs drawing inspiration from it, which is a very positive testimony.
7.
by apjana 6y ago
Got it! Thanks for clarifying.
8.
by apjana 6y ago
Can you please elaborate what you mean by "half baked"? nnn has macOS users and I believe the number is picking up given we are getting more bug reports from macOS users recently. Knowing macOS users, we can consider polishing som
9.
by apjana 6y ago
> I did not want to learn a new set of keystrokes. You don't really need to learn too many new keystrokes for the set of functionality you get in ranger. Many of them are same too.
10.
by apjana 6y ago
nnn supports all of them BTW - find, grep, fd, ripgrep...
11.
by apjana 6y ago
tig is awesome!
12.
by apjana 6y ago
> lots of extra features https://github.com/jarun/nnn#features
13.
by apjana 6y ago
Yes, that's a good file manager too! Especially for people familiar with vim.
14.
by apjana 6y ago
Thanks for sharing!
15.
by apjana 6y ago
I get the sarcasm but probably a lot of that would depend on the calculation involved.
16.
by apjana 6y ago
I think that workflow is available in almost any terminal file manager now.
17.
by apjana 6y ago
Completely agree.
18.
by apjana 6y ago
Yes, where there is a will, there is a way! :)
19.
by apjana 6y ago
Cool! Thanks for sharing!
20.
by apjana 6y ago
Yes, that's what I intended to convey.
21.
by apjana 6y ago
Please head here: https://github.com/jarun/nnn/wiki/Performance
22.
by apjana 6y ago
> Sometimes a GUI is faster for me, especially when I'm not 100% sure where things are or there are many files to select. nnn takes care of these already. I don't think you would see a difference once you get used to.
23.
by apjana 6y ago
Not until I posted my hard work in one of these public forums for people to use and benefit.
24.
by apjana 6y ago
You are welcome!
25.
by apjana 6y ago
There can be other frequented examples, say, ~/Pictures.
26.
by apjana 6y ago
Yes, it's very useful for people like me who live on bookmarks. Thank you!
27.
by apjana 6y ago
My response was from from emacs perspective. Here's a memory usage comparison: https://github.com/jhallen/joes-sandbox/tree/master/editor-p... Looks like emacs uses at least double the memory.
28.
by apjana 6y ago
> May I ask why are you not trying to leverage the assortment of useful tools you wrote with sizeable following to be some kind of side income? I started contributing to open source because I learn a lot from it since my graduation days.
29.
by apjana 6y ago
Can't counter that given I've last used emacs years back.
30.
by apjana 6y ago
Exactly!

More ›