SxC97

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by SxC97 5y ago
I have a similar setup with a super ultra wide monitor in the center. Great for focusing on one document while having lots of reference documents, YouTube videos, and stack overflow pages on the other monitor.
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by SxC97 5y ago
Wow, you seem to have read my mind! I’ve just recently gotten sick of dealing with the data portability nightmare that most apps have and am in the process of moving everything over to plaintext. Logseq is exactly the notes app replacement
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by SxC97 5y ago
Fn+Backspace operates as forward delete and can be combined with shift, command, and option for text editing. I’m pretty sure Option + Clicking on a dock icon will minimize it. If you are confused with how the keyboard shortcuts work, here’
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by SxC97 5y ago
Not OP but it depends entirely on how Linux-y you want your experience to be. I regularly hop between pop, manjaro, and macOS. Brew is a given, but I also run karabiner elements for key remapping, Yabai+skhd+limelight for windows management
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by SxC97 5y ago
> I don't care at all if this or that terminal uses a bit more RAM or is a few milliseconds faster Did you watch the video? The performance difference is huge! 0.7 seconds vs 3.5 minutes.
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by SxC97 5y ago
Because so far Apple has only released entry level products with the M1. It’s pretty obvious that they will release higher end chips for higher end products later this year.
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by SxC97 6y ago
Well put. I have my own laundry list of issues with figures like Jobs and Musk. The people that have work with them personally regularly come out with stories detailing how grueling the work is. And yet, I can’t help but wonder sometimes if
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by SxC97 6y ago
Do you mind expanding a bit on that thought? What gaps aren’t filled with yabai?
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by SxC97 6y ago
I wish safari allowed extensions to rearrange tabs like FF and Chrome. One of the biggest missing features from Vimari imo.
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by SxC97 6y ago
Safari: - Lacking extension support - Difficult to manage tabs compared to FF and Chrome [0] [0] FF and Chrome allows you to select tabs the same way you select files. Click on individual tabs while holding command to select them or click o
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by SxC97 6y ago
> So the only question i have is: why? Really. Why would anyone go through the trouble of porting compose keys to macosx, when macosx native solution is so much better? The only reason I can think of is that some people like to have the
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by SxC97 6y ago
I had a similar issue with window management on MacOS. I switched over to using Yabai about a year ago (a tiling window manager in the style of BSPWM on Linux) and haven't looked back since. I've even managed to get Windows-style