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Show HN: tmuxp – tmuxinator clone I wrote in python(tmuxp.git-pull.com)
2 points by git-pull 10y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Libtmux – A tmux workspace manager in Python(libtmux.git-pull.com)
86 points by git-pull 10y ago|8 comments
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by git-pull 10y ago
Author here, I updated the project's README based on the feedback in this thread. Thanks for that. So a bit about the project and how I use it, indeed, it is similar to http://myrepos.branchable.com/ . I use it to keep
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by git-pull 10y ago
Fixed. Thank you!
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by git-pull 10y ago
It's the first I've heard of that. Interesting. I am going to consider moving the animated demo down.
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Show HN: vcspull – synchronize your repos(github.com)
21 points by git-pull 10y ago|12 comments
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by git-pull 10y ago
Thank you, I hear a lot about it. I'm trying it out this morning. That seems like a good recommendation. https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-continuum looks really nice as well. I am interested in knowing any plu
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by git-pull 10y ago
Thanks for the catch, updated. > Hope you'll have a copywriter look through all of it! I'll likely put the proceeds from the pre-orders to a copywriter. I want the final copy to be best it can be. I appreciate it!
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Show HN: I’m writing an ebook version of the Tao of tmux
67 points by git-pull 10y ago|20 comments
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Show HN: I'm writing an ebook version of The Tao of tmux
6 points by git-pull 10y ago|2 comments
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by git-pull 10y ago
Location: Chicago (CST Timezone) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes, if the pay is right Technologies: Python, Django, Flask, Postgres, JS (Node, Backbone, ES5), D3, PySpark, Hadoop, Couchbase, Saltstack, Linux, BSD Résumé&#x
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by git-pull 10y ago
For their own expedience. It's an employer's market. It costs 2.5k/yr to keep an SO posting up and get thousands of resumes in your inbox. I'd also say a fair share of those in Who's Hiring on HN aren't in dire
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by git-pull 10y ago
Why all the downvotes for uber? They reached out to me recently and seemed to have a polite recruiter (didn't reply to him yet). I've dealt with a spectrum of awful-to-fantastic hiring processes and recruiters. I'd do anythin
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by git-pull 10y ago
I'll bite, but I actually authored two tools I use to manage personal / open source projects. So while I can't fit your question exactly, I'll share what's worked well for me over the past years. Break your project
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by git-pull 10y ago
SEEKING WORK / Remote / Based in Chicago (flexible timezone) using linux for 15 years, open source and startups for 8 years. alum of a ycombinator company in SF (W14). i'm the author of tmuxp, a python session manager for tmu
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by git-pull 10y ago
I was in the same boat. I've used tiling WM's full time for maybe the past decade (xmonad, i3, awesome, dwm, scrotwm/spectrwm). Also I use rxvt-unicode with the tabs extension. That's in addition to tmux. In practice, I
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by git-pull 10y ago
I haven't used teamocil or tmuxinator in a few years. At the time, both had a few itches to scratch. i was surprised to see how well thought-out and scriptable tmux was. the often overlooked formats [1] and targets [2] options in the t
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Show HN: Tmuxp – Tmux session manager written in Python(github.com)
40 points by git-pull 10y ago|9 comments
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by git-pull 10y ago
> I use tmux a lot. I just don't understand why I would want to script tmux. That's why I held off on decoupling it. I was surprised by us having at least 10 or so people using tmuxp's API purely as a scripting library. &
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by git-pull 10y ago
Hi, thanks for your question. I'm going to cross-post this from a reddit comment that asked the same thing. tmux[1] is oriented toward commandline users on posix-like systems. libtmux is a python library to help you script and automate
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Libtmux – pilot your tmux session via python(github.com)
6 points by git-pull 10y ago|4 comments
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by git-pull 10y ago
Author of tmuxp [1], a session manager also in Python. I like the project. I consider it more in the "different" category as opposed to "better". > Other tmux session managers require pages of documentation for basic
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by git-pull 10y ago
SEEKING WORK, USA + Remote (Flexible time zones) 10+ years agile/scrum experience. Technologies: Project management (scrum), Python, Go, Django, Linux, AWS, Backbone, Node, Less/sass/bootstrap, materialize, ES2015 + Babel, de
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by git-pull 10y ago
Location: Chicago Remote: Yes Wiling to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Go, Django, Linux, AWS, Backbone / Front-end JS Email: tony [at] git-pull.com GH: https://github.com/tony
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by git-pull 11y ago
> Oracle holds a copyright on most of OpenZFS since it was forked from the original ZFS code base. It would be within their rights to decide to relicense ZFS under the GPL. Why imply it should convert to GPL? It could become GPL compatib
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by git-pull 11y ago
> > Except develop the software however they want. > I don't know where you got that idea from. Many employers won't allow GPL codebase. The license isn't backwards compatible. I can't simply pull GPL code into
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by git-pull 11y ago
I'm striked by all this grey text! > Crucially, a user of GPL software is allowed to do whatever they want. Did you know FreeBSD allows you to build a full release into memory stick right from the source? No developer experience nec
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A fast, cross platform, libclang powered C++ IDE(github.com)
2 points by git-pull 11y ago|0 comments
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by git-pull 11y ago
Location: Chicago Remote: yes Willing to relocate: maybe! Technologies: Python (flask, django), Node.js (express, gulp, backbone), Javascript (backbone), Linux (ubuntu, debian), Postgres, Stripe Workflows: agile / aha / slack &#x2
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Solarus: cross-platform, open source Zelda engine and game editor(solarus-games.org)
2 points by git-pull 11y ago|0 comments

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