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> Fast and intuitive keyboard only control I'm sure the author had nice intentions, but the very first thing i tried when i installed this (it is from openSUSE
by badsectoracula 3y ago
> Fast and intuitive keyboard only control
I'm sure the author had nice intentions, but the very first thing i tried when i installed this (it is from openSUSE's repository so it might not be the latest version) was to resize the xterm window as it was too small and then tried to click and drag the edge of the file tree window hoping to make it smaller as i wanted most of the visible area to be the diff (and the files in the tree have small names, meaning most of the file tree window was wasted space). Turned out it was not possible.
The help shown with H didn't have any keys for that either, meaning it may not be possible even with the keyboard, though IMO this is one of the cases where even if it was possible via keyboard, being able to resize with the mouse is vastly easier and faster (keyboard resize is still nice for the cases where a mouse is not available though, like using the program via a broken ssh setup).
- Lio 3y agoYep, supplementing keyboard shortcuts with terminal mouse support is really useful. In Vim the things I still use a trackpad/mouse for are scrolling and resizing windows. There's definitely no reason you can't have both even over SSH. Would be a great addition here too.