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I guess I am one of the young kids who think the unix command line is wicked cool. It makes the user experience on my laptop feel so much more powerful.
by abnry 6y ago
I guess I am one of the young kids who think the unix command line is wicked cool. It makes the user experience on my laptop feel so much more powerful.
- logicprog 6y agoMe too. Especially since I can regularly hit 100 WPM when typing, but I'm a terrible shot with the mouse - not to mention the fact that you can get really nice and satisfying keyboards (I use an IBM Model M at home and a CODE Cherry MX Clear at college) but mice are all kind of the same, and you have to move your hand a lot to get there. On that last point, my mouse hand gets wrist pain consistently way more than my other hand (which I only use for the keyboard) does. Add to all that the fact that the command line allows for a lot of really easy composition and automation, and it's significantly better for me. I can hardly function on a Windows computer!
- divbzero 6y agoDitto. For projects where I must work in Windows my secret weapon is WSL + tmux + fish + vim for everything without a strict Visual Studio dependency.
- dvirsky 6y ago"Millennials Have Ruined GUIs"
- mokanfar 6y agohard to get around not using the mouse eventually when looking up docs or copy pasting from browser
- logicprog 6y agoUnfortunately. But that's what VI keybindings for the browser are for!
- dvirsky 6y agoI personally don't mind using the mouse here and there in vim.
- divbzero 6y agoYes, that’s a pain point I haven’t quite cracked. Copy-paste within tmux works just fine with (a) set -g mouse on in ~/.tmux.conf (b) mouse select to copy and (c) Ctrl + B ] to paste. Copy-paste from tmux to Windows or vice versa is a pain. I haven’t tried all the terminals yet but what I need is an iTerm2 [1] for Windows. [1]: https://iterm2.com https://iterm2.com