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by q_revert 14y ago
another option/alternative is to use matplotlib, which is ideally integrated with ipython notebooks http://ipython.org/ , well worth a look if anyone's interested.. their integration with numpy/pandas etc is superb.. and on top of all the
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by q_revert 14y ago
/tmp/ $ mkdir -p test1/test2/test3 /tmp/ $ touch test1/test2/test3/test4 /tmp/ $ ls -ltr test1/**/*(.)
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by q_revert 14y ago
I know it gets talked about quite a lot round here but I find zsh really quite useful for this type of thing.. the zsh equivalent of the above, for me would be ls **/* -ltr (Edit)[ for an exact reproduction ] ls **/*(.) -ltr
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by q_revert 14y ago
another way to get into this mode is to start doing a complex command.. so :%s/ and when you realise it's not as simple as you first thought.. doing ^f will take you "command line" buffer where you can do all the normal vim commands.. as fo
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by q_revert 14y ago
inconsolata vs dejavu with different font sizes.. http://imgur.com/a/ycol8 inconsolata seems to act silly regardless of the font size, I guess it might be just a konsole bug seeing as the font works ok with gnome-terminal etc
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by q_revert 14y ago
having seen a few blogs about this in the past I tried out Inconsolata before, but always reverted back to DejaVuSansMono as I never had much luck with Inconsolata and Konsole.. specifically, the problem I have is: http://imgur.com/a/oy0uW
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by q_revert 14y ago
I had similar issues to yourself when migrating from screen.. the notion of 'panes' ~= 'windows' doesn't really work in some sense.. in screen when you split you initiate an empty 'pane' (if that makes sense).. and then you put some content
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by q_revert 14y ago
just in case anyone isn't aware of it, wemux https://github.com/zolrath/wemux/ makes paired programming very easy to setup for tmux, many of the 'issues' discussed are also pretty solvable with a bit of googling.. there's various differen
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by q_revert 14y ago
you could always put "set editing-mode vi" in your ~/.inputrc .. this has the advantage of affecting all programs which use readline, gnuplot, python shell, mysql etc.. I also put "\e[A": history-search-backward "\e[B": history-search-forw