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I never change default settings like remapping keys on IDEs and things, of course I use plugins but I always learn the defaults because its way too much of a pa
by porknubbins 7y ago
I never change default settings like remapping keys on IDEs and things, of course I use plugins but I always learn the defaults because its way too much of a pain to re-customize every version between all my machines at work home and VMs, if I can even remember the settings.
- tomc1985 7y agoIndeed. Younger me used to customize everything to taste. Custom toolbars, custom keybindings for videogames, custom command prompt, custom everything. Current me doesn't care so much that I ran my phone with the default ringtone and wallpaper for years. After years of setting up everything to perfect only have it wiped out by disk failures, OS reinstalls, tinkering, hacking, and bad luck (to say nothing of how many environments a computer professional has to work with and re-customize), I just stopped caring. I absolutely hate having to customize shit now; much easier to learn to roll with the defaults. Younger me would be so ashamed of me now
- blaser-waffle 7y ago+1 Used to config the hell out of Conky and other desktop UI options on linux. Now I DGAF. Like, I spend all day doing IT and arguing about configs, far less desire to deal with it at home. Doubly so with a dog/wife/kids/friends/etc.
- judge2020 7y agoThe farthest i'll go is changing everything to the keymap i'm familiar with, if possible. Thankfully the VS Code marketplace supports sharing premade keymaps :)