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Why can you not modify the editor environment that you use often? Hard to see I need to deal with environments where I can do nothing but keep the default ever
by h1d 8y ago
Why can you not modify the editor environment that you use often?
Hard to see I need to deal with environments where I can do nothing but keep the default every time I use it.
Once you get the speed that is tuned to your liking, the default sounds like you're walking with legs strapped.
- znpy 8y ago> Why can you not modify the editor environment that you use often? Because I am not the only one accessing those environments (please note the plural here). Currently there are about 13 other sysadmins in my team and we manage clients infrastructures among other things (managed services). From time to time someone from another team accesses those environment (not a sysadmin, but still familiar with the bash shell). Sometimes the client accesses those systems (rare, we try to discourage and avoid that). Can you even imagine what a mess it would be if we all started applying our own favorite settings ? (edit: fix grammar)
- h1d 8y agoHow hard is it to create a user for each of the system admins? It seems it's not a good practice to share a single account as it makes it hard to tell who did what.