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On my large screen, I find that having two windows is often quite useful. Sometimes three, but not for long. Main use cases are: * Look at a "template" fil
by taeric 2y ago
On my large screen, I find that having two windows is often quite useful. Sometimes three, but not for long.
Main use cases are:
* Look at a "template" file as I'm working.
* The "occur" window
* Really, any grep output
* Compilation window (This is how I run all tests)
I'd love to have it so that "output" is in the other window at all times. I haven't really found a way for that to work, too well. Especially since often working on websites. The idea behind skewer-mode is really enticing to me. I have yet to actually make that work, though.
- a_e_k 2y agoGood list. A few more for me: * Implementation/header pairs in C++ * Language REPLs (e.g., Python) * Quick calculations in Calc while coding * Checking dates on the calendar * Magit status * Diff buffers (especially diff-buffer-with-file) * Listing neighboring files with dired * Notes on a code base/task in an Org mode file