Hey nice video, can you please share the updated config within your gitlab repository ? And also btw. vim is not installed at a fresh install of linux mint but "vi" is installed ;)
Thanks for the kind words, I really appreciate it. Yes, vi and nano are usually installed by default in most distributions. But I can’t stand them. I don’t understand why they don’t install Vim by default; it’s much better than vi. I didn’t realize my Debian and Mint-Ubuntu folders were so barren. It’s noon here and I’m at work. I will work on them this evening. My arch folder is up to date. If you download my whole repository in the terminal or do a git pull, if previously downloaded, you can copy the i3 and other configs from the arch folder to your home .config folder. Just be careful with the zsh configuration file from arch because it has pacman commands in it. Also, some files go in home and not .config. Thanks for pointing it out.
Excellent video, if I still used Mint, it would be very helpful. I watch all your videos because I always learn something new. Best regards, mench.
Thanks for the compliment, I really appreciate it.
great video dude!
Glad you liked it!
Hey nice video, can you please share the updated config within your gitlab repository ? And also btw. vim is not installed at a fresh install of linux mint but "vi" is installed ;)
Thanks for the kind words, I really appreciate it. Yes, vi and nano are usually installed by default in most distributions. But I can’t stand them. I don’t understand why they don’t install Vim by default; it’s much better than vi. I didn’t realize my Debian and Mint-Ubuntu folders were so barren. It’s noon here and I’m at work. I will work on them this evening. My arch folder is up to date. If you download my whole repository in the terminal or do a git pull, if previously downloaded, you can copy the i3 and other configs from the arch folder to your home .config folder. Just be careful with the zsh configuration file from arch because it has pacman commands in it. Also, some files go in home and not .config. Thanks for pointing it out.
I re-watched the video and I see your point. That video would have been much easier if I had more complete configuration files in my mint folder.
@@linuxmench2118 Thanks for your explanation and im happy to hear that you updating your configuration. Keep Going! Greetings from Austria
Thanks!