my_brain_saying

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   by my_brain_saying 9mo ago

   You are trying very niche plugins then... my experience has been superb for almost 10 years now. Recently I started using LazyVim by folke which I think is a really polished experience as well. Worth trying out if you don't like the re
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   by my_brain_saying 9mo ago

   This is why we have fish tab completions. Does exactly that; list of possible commands with contextual help. Fish rules.
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   by my_brain_saying 11mo ago

   To be fair to Linux, Windows has many, many rough edges as well. The difficult part for newbies is that those rough edges are _different_. In the long run I feel pretty confident saying that Linux is overall better, and that's because
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   by my_brain_saying 2y ago

   Made me think of < https://github.com/LeonHeidelbach/trailblazer.nvim >, one of my favorite neovim plugins. Can highly recommend it as a harpoon and marks alternative!
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   by my_brain_saying 2y ago

   ...or `man` and the shell of your choice, plus the occasional config files. In fact, I would argue that config files will always be the superior method for modifying “settings” or other such customizations.
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   by my_brain_saying 2y ago

   This is excellent advice. Spending 5 hours on a weekend cycling is extremely relaxing, not only because you are intensely using your body, but because you are completely and utterly distracted. When I cycle, the first twenty kilometers are