ristomatti

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by ristomatti 4mo ago
I'd be surprised if someone hasn't already solved this. I'm not an Emacs user myself but try searching for something like "seamless <tiling_system> <tiling_app> navigation site:github.com". I've see
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by ristomatti 4mo ago
In my current favorite alternative HN frontend https://hcker.news , you can filter (include and/or exclude) posts by words found in the titles. There's _a lot_ of other customization options as well.
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by ristomatti 1y ago
Late to comment but this is awesome! I've been a long time user if hckrnews.com. What I'd like to see is it's option to open the links in HackerWeb. It makes reading the discussions much easier on mobile/tablet in my opi
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by ristomatti 1y ago
Finland Ministry for Foreign Affairs has this section on their "Traveling to United States" page (Google translated): Current affairs When traveling to the United States, it is important to note that a valid ESTA or visa does not
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by ristomatti 2y ago
AFAIK https://github.com/houmain/keymapper should support this on MacOS even though it also makes use of the Karabiner virtual device lib (referring to a sibling comment). I suggest giving both a try!
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by ristomatti 2y ago
For Android there's at least https://github.com/keymapperorg/KeyMapper but regardless if it's popularity it didn't seem to work consistently on my device. I'd still suggest giving it a try!
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by ristomatti 2y ago
I'd also recommend checking out https://github.com/houmain/keymapper if you're interested in context aware remaps (based on OS, application, device). It's cross-platform as well. Keymapper was posted her
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by ristomatti 2y ago
While that's true, QMK isn't context aware. You can't have application or OS specific mappings for instance. Edit: typo fix
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by ristomatti 2y ago
Yes it does but a lot more. I've personally switched to using only Keymapper even though my keyboard runs on QMK. There's a lot of features but the killer one for me is the context awareness. You can have different mappings based
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by ristomatti 2y ago
Based on a quick skim of Kanata's documentation, it does not appear to be context aware, e.g. have different mappings based on the application or device. This is of course a matter of preference, but I find Keymapper's configurati
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by ristomatti 2y ago
But can it adapt the mappings based on the app you're using? I've switched over to using Keymapper from QMK due to this and convenience.
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by ristomatti 2y ago
It did for me now, perhaps too much traffic. It's pretty wild, especially on a tablet due to the gyroscope effect!
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by ristomatti 2y ago
I'm using Helix ( https://helix-editor.com/ ) on Termux on my 12.2" Samsung Galaxy Tab S8+. It's absolutely flying and less hassle to get LSP's to your favorite language setup. It could also be easier to l
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by ristomatti 3y ago
Obviously for it's meaning in Finnish, "gravel".
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by ristomatti 3y ago
While I believe Memory Saver was a great improvement, it only works if the tab is hidden or the window minimized. I recently learned the required state is not triggered if the tab is open but on another virtual desktop. At least this is the
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by ristomatti 3y ago
I believe Node-RED ( https://nodered.org/ ) is the way to go. It's just an NPM package to install and you can run it how ever you wish (even on Windows). It has a friendly and helpful community with even the main develop