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I'm a sys admin, but lately I've been doing a fair bit of my time developing tooling, and this is very similar to my workflow. And it's been working spectacula
by linsomniac 5y ago
I'm a sys admin, but lately I've been doing a fair bit of my time developing tooling, and this is very similar to my workflow. And it's been working spectacularly!
I've been using Nebula to be able to connect to my primary machine. Then I use mosh to connect, which works great when my laptop suspends, I move locations, etc... I just open up my laptop from the car while waiting for my daughter, over the cell phone, from bed, from the back yard if it's nice... Or my Chromebook. Or my backup chromebook.
Lately I've been using LunarVim, which has a lot of enhanced functionality via TreeSitter and LSP. I use oh-my-tmux for settings and a few plugins for doing keyboard-based selection/cut/paste.
- rank0 5y agoI’ll have to check out some of those tools! Never heard of nebula or lunarvim. I just have nvim and some minimal plugins and vanilla tmux. I find that lots of plugin functionality can be done with config changes.
- linsomniac 5y agoNebula is a peer-to-peer "overlay network" VPN, I'm trialing it to potentially run on all of our servers to secure the networking. It was developed at slack and deployed on all their servers. LunarVim is just an opinionated neovim setup with all the bells and whistles. I got tired of pushing along my 20 year old vi configs and trying to get various advanced features working through various plugins, so I started evaluating just using something else, including spacevim, kakoune, onivim2.. Ended up sticking with LunarVim.