Nano ist ein einfacher und portabler Terminal-Editor. In diesem Artikel erfahrt ihr, wie er sich als ablenkungsfreie Schreibumgebung einrichten lässt. Das ist gar nicht schwer.
Since gitui does not allow commit signing at the moment I can't use it. Tig feels fine with the customization but lazygit is more appealing in my opinion. Both feel really good. What do you use, any recommendations?
Just discovered 'presenterm' and have to try it out. I like #terminal and #Rust, so I might need it sometime. The nice thing about this #RustLang solution is that it uses #markdown and I also like this a lot to create #documentation and #presentation.
"Slides": terminal-based presentation tool. https://github.com/maaslalani/slides
The name is shit, but the idea is genius.
"You will be able to access the presentation hosted over SSH!" #terminal#cli
Ist das Linux-Terminal neu für dich? Ich erkläre dir detailliert, wie du im Terminal navigieren kannst. Ausserdem zeige ich dir, wie du Dateiberechtigungen verstehst und selbstständig bearbeiten kannst.
Can anyone tell me how to make fzf refresh or reload right after a key binding command completes? So you would only press one key binding, not press the desired key binding and then another to reload.
Have you ever frozen your Linux terminal by accidentally pressing Ctrl+s? That's a feature to stop it from scrolling off, and you can unfreeze it by pressing Ctrl+q.
Did you know there are variants of common Linux shell tools that have decompression function built in? For example, instead of first uncompressing a file to then view it in less, you can simply use zless.
I got curious about the Warp terminal’s cloud connectivity requirements, so I killed the app, turned off wifi and started it again.
Everything worked fine, including tab-completions.
So yeah, “Having a terminal installed which is only operational with an active cloud connection is really stupid” - but that isn’t actually the case with Warp terminal.
Is there a terminal command that will list my five last installed terminal apps? I tend to install such apps and, later, forget what the name of the app is that I installed. #terminal#linux#homebrew
Ok, now that i'm spending more time in the #terminal for #HelixEditor, i'm also checking out things like #yazi and realizing the default #gnome terminal is OKAY, but lacking some features.
What #linux terminal app do y'all use? Kitty? Foot? there are many
WARP is a new Closed-source Terminal written in Rust with AI built in, and it functions a lot like an IDE, rather than a traditional terminal.
The link above contains a really impressive demo video. The features are too numerous to list here, I highly suggest you click through and read the article at OMGUbuntu and watch the video.