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by thanato0s 6y ago
Your boss lacks patience. I think it depends how you try it. You need to go step by step, not swapping your whole system from one day to another. That's why trying these tools on a virtual machine for example can be nice. You don'
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by thanato0s 6y ago
You should try qutebrowser :)
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by thanato0s 6y ago
I'm writing for a long time and I agree with that. But I'll still continue to try producing the best thoughts / writing I can till I'm dead :D maybe I'll never write something good, but at least I tried.
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by thanato0s 6y ago
I think it's related to the mouse because the mouse is often used with some type of GUI, and a GUI doesn't allow you to automate the stuff you shouldn't care about very well. Especially when you deal with text all the time. T
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by thanato0s 6y ago
I didn't write this book for everybody to type crazy fast, I wrote this book for people to try to stay on their keyboard. You're switching a lot between documentation, your browser, your shell, your IDE, your debugger, and all you
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by thanato0s 6y ago
Thanks! The complete version is available :D
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by thanato0s 6y ago
Thanks for your wishes :) That's a good point. To me, the speed is not the first appeal for this kind of system, but more the flow as you say, and it's difficult to demonstrate that on a video :D but I'll think about that for
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by thanato0s 6y ago
I knew this book will be the beginning of a cult. Welcome, brother (or sister). We'll sing while burning some mice and love each others using a limited amount of keystrokes.
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by thanato0s 6y ago
Thanks for your kind words! I hope you'll like it!
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by thanato0s 6y ago
This will be the main theme of my marketing campaign. I will print some t shirts: "Save your family! Burn the mice! Buy my book!".
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by thanato0s 6y ago
Thanks for your kind words! You can look at the sample and the video I made for you to be sure you want to try what I'm describing in the book. In any way, I'm sure you'll learn some stuff about Linux-based systems. It's
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by thanato0s 6y ago
I'm using Arch Linux for 6 years and I've my own install scripts I describe in the book. I didn't have to change them very often. Even if I love the Arch Wiki, the problem is: it's not tailored for beginners. Now, you co
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by thanato0s 6y ago
That's interesting. My setup is pretty standard, but with the millions I'll do with the book (ahah) I think I'll try an ergonomic keyboard. I put Ergodox in the "stuff I need to check". If you have any other recomme
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by thanato0s 6y ago
You're welcome! I hope you'll like it! If you have any question, feedback, or problem, don't hesitate to reach out. My address email is on the page where I sell the book. Always happy to help!
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by thanato0s 6y ago
Lynx is a good option indeed.
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by thanato0s 6y ago
I know it might sound surprising but I don't use that much Stack Overflow anymore :D I'm using the shell for many things, and the documentation is so good I don't need to go on Stack Overflow. For problems I have in programmi
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by thanato0s 6y ago
Thanks for your interest and your kind words! I tried emacs (I like to try many stuff :D) but it felt a bit too much "program which does everything". I'm a big fan of small programs which can complete each other. You know, th
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by thanato0s 6y ago
I'm happy you find the book interesting! I speak quickly about mouseless ways of browsing in the book, and to me the best solution would be qutebrowser for browsing the Internet IMHO. You should check it out.
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by thanato0s 6y ago
Thanks for picking it! I hope you'll like it. If you have any question, feedback, or problem, don't hesitate to reach out. I'm always happy to help and I'll try to answer as fast as I can. My address email is on the page
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by thanato0s 6y ago
I thought about generalizing the information, but if I do that I'll have other problems: 1. The reader would bump into many more problems because the book is less focused. It's about installing a whole system, so many things can g
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by thanato0s 6y ago
To me you're not a bad person :D thanks a lot for buying it! Maybe you should have looked a bit at the sample and the video before though, I don't want to deceive anybody. There is no paperback copy available, because there are ma
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by thanato0s 6y ago
It's intuitive because you're used to it. I thought the same, till I tried different ways. I think it's just that: exploring new possibilities. I'm happy I tried mouse-driven and keyboard-driven workflow, because I could
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by thanato0s 6y ago
Exactly. As I was saying in another comment, I have the impress that some people are very loud and dogmatic about these ideas: "you should NEVER use the mouse or I'll burn you as a witch on the village square!". But I don&#x2
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by thanato0s 6y ago
That's something which is quite a paradox to me: many people will love using a GUI for coding, and at the same time they will use shortcuts 99% of the time. I don't get that.
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by thanato0s 6y ago
I see a problem here: I'm not obsessing not using the mouse. There are some very loud people out there who are dogmatic anti-mouse. As a result, everybody speaking about a keyboard-oriented system is considered as a dogmatic. It's
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by thanato0s 6y ago
You should try to use qutebrowser. I quickly speak about mouseless ways to browse the internet in the book, I think qutebrowser is the best solution so far.
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by thanato0s 6y ago
I'm using Arch for 6 years now, I never saw it crashing. It's the most stable system I've ever seen. To me, "arch is unstable" is more an urban legend than anything else; the best is to try. And I can compare it to
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by thanato0s 6y ago
Wow. That's a great and clear explanation. Thanks for that!
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by thanato0s 6y ago
I totally agree with that. To me, flexibility is the way. Something I hate for some GUIs: they sometimes change their interfaces without any reason. I think about the whole Confluence thingies (worst interfaces ever IMHO), or even intellij
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by thanato0s 6y ago
It's not because you do jokes about a tool that this tool is not good. > In any case, keyboard-only interfaces make the assumption that you know all of the shortcuts for each program you use When I use Gimp, I need to know where are

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