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I've been doing this for the past 15 years. I use bash, tmux, (n)vim and git. It runs in whatever WM and on any OS I'll encounter. If your environment is a few
by toiletaccount 5y ago
I've been doing this for the past 15 years. I use bash, tmux, (n)vim and git. It runs in whatever WM and on any OS I'll encounter. If your environment is a few simple tools, it's basically future proof and very portable. I like to keep config files fairly minimal as well so I don't become dependant on custom keybinds or functionality.
Touch screens on laptops have really made things nice for mouseless browser use. (eg, when you can't keyboard select a field or button)
- brokenmachine 5y agoI can never imagine wanting to use a touch screen rather than a mouse which is much closer and more ergonomic, and has multiple buttons.
- toiletaccount 5y agoI mapped a button to disable mouse input since the pad is right under my wrists when I type. For selecting one or two radio buttons or text fields, it's quicker to use the screen.
- RMPR 5y ago> Touch screens on laptops have really made things nice for mouseless browser use. (eg, when you can't keyboard select a field or button) The trackpoint makes it even better since your hands do not move from the keyboard in the first place