for someone who knows these tools its kind of like a good summary of whats possible but many a times I just got lost as to what exactly just happened. thanks for sharing though maybe I need to read more then come back to this video to fully grasp it. you seem to have a great workflow thats working for you.
I get your point, I think the videos are a little bit advanced and assume prior knowledge on a few things. Let me know what topics you'd like me to teach and I can create videos so that everyone can get up to speed
@@linkarzu make videos with an intention such that anyone could be able to pickup what you are trying to explain. You have an amazing grasp of the subject looking from your setup so having videos that can help others get similar value to fully understand why you did what you did you need to break down the process to simplify it further.
@@vincentchan7397If the main comment that started this thread reaches 50 likes. I'll create the starship video, just need to see how many are interested to see if it's worth it
@@007arek I don't remember, I think I tried powerlevel10k and didn't like the themes? We will never know as that information is gone from my brain 😂 I haven't felt starship to be slow to be honest, or I would have tried something different. Maybe I'll give powerlevel10k a try again just to test it out
Thought I was the only one that used U and I for navigation. I use them for changing tabs in Zellij with ALT+U/I (same thing you do on Tmux) and for switching Hyprland workspaces with SUPER+U/I. Great minds think alike and all that lol
Nice thing you noticed!, I have 4 keymaps for going to the tmux panes 1, 2, 3 and 4, which are prefix+u, prefix+i, prefix+o and prefix+p I actually don't use these anymore, and navigate my buffers by bringing up my buffer navigation plugins with Shift+H and Shift+L, which were the default keymaps in the lazyvim neovim distro to go to previous and next buffer
I love the fact that wezterm uses lua for config management, but I didn't know it's written in rust 😱, that's actually a great reason for me to try it out. I'll check it out one of these days
Getting rid of tmux is not something I see myself doing, at least in the near future, as my entire workflow is tmux centered. It's basically my main and most important tool, but who knows what willl happen a few years from now, we'll see...
I'm finding out right now if I can use my same tmux shortcuts and it seems I can use ctrl+b as the prefix. Do you know if it's possible to manage sessions in wezterm similar to tmux? Seems they're called workspaces
@@linkarzu I have downloaded your config. But usually I source tmux using ~/.config/tmux/tmux.conf but in you one it’s tmux.conf.sh. So I have no idea how to do
My dotfiles are a bit different. My tmux conf file is quite large too, it references other file for the color. If you want to apply all my macos settings watch my dotfiles video and also the colorscheme selector video.
I also have a tmux video in which I explain it in detail, and it includes a blogpost with all the commands needed. I had to te reinstall tmux today and I followed it, you tried that already?
bat is great but aliasing cat to bat is wacky imo, don't know the type of programming you do but cat'ing into something is quite common i.e to send something via stdin, bat would break this.
@@linkarzu Hi, I just took a look because I remembered it breaking something for me in the past. I think I was catting a file into ncat (i.e cat blah.http | ncat localhost 80) where blah.http contains a raw http request, and I remember bat was interpreting crlf bytes, but looking back this is silly as you can just echo -e to do this easily. Looking at it in more details and I can't seem to reproduce it, and I see that bat has a --plain flag anyways.
for someone who knows these tools its kind of like a good summary of whats possible but many a times I just got lost as to what exactly just happened. thanks for sharing though maybe I need to read more then come back to this video to fully grasp it. you seem to have a great workflow thats working for you.
I get your point, I think the videos are a little bit advanced and assume prior knowledge on a few things. Let me know what topics you'd like me to teach and I can create videos so that everyone can get up to speed
@@linkarzu make videos with an intention such that anyone could be able to pickup what you are trying to explain.
You have an amazing grasp of the subject looking from your setup so having videos that can help others get similar value to fully understand why you did what you did you need to break down the process to simplify it further.
Will keep that in mind, thanks for sharing your feedback!
Great video, thank you! (have to play slower though)
A Starship video would be helpful too.
Starship is slower and with less features than powerlevel. Idk why ppl started to promote starship so much.
I second starship video. Thanks.
@@vincentchan7397If the main comment that started this thread reaches 50 likes. I'll create the starship video, just need to see how many are interested to see if it's worth it
@@007arek I don't remember, I think I tried powerlevel10k and didn't like the themes? We will never know as that information is gone from my brain 😂
I haven't felt starship to be slow to be honest, or I would have tried something different. Maybe I'll give powerlevel10k a try again just to test it out
@@007arek powerlevel10k doesn't work in Fish, so that's one reason someone might look at Starship.
Thought I was the only one that used U and I for navigation. I use them for changing tabs in Zellij with ALT+U/I (same thing you do on Tmux) and for switching Hyprland workspaces with SUPER+U/I. Great minds think alike and all that lol
Nice thing you noticed!, I have 4 keymaps for going to the tmux panes 1, 2, 3 and 4, which are prefix+u, prefix+i, prefix+o and prefix+p
I actually don't use these anymore, and navigate my buffers by bringing up my buffer navigation plugins with Shift+H and Shift+L, which were the default keymaps in the lazyvim neovim distro to go to previous and next buffer
feeling proud that I use most of the stuff from the video 😃
Are you a first class tmux user too? 🤣
It's not a command line tool, but I would like to see a review of Kando -- a neat GUI utility.
Is it this one?
github.com/kando-menu/kando
Great video! Love your workflow.
Appreciate it. I share everything in my videos so hopefully you'll find some inspiration 🙂
very nice. didnt knoe about eza, i have been using gls with grom coreutil with a color file and 'tree'. looks like eza does both
Yep. I remember using gls in the past, eza does a great job and I never looked back
Have you looked at Wezterm? Since it is written in Rust and uses Lua, like Neovide.
I love the fact that wezterm uses lua for config management, but I didn't know it's written in rust 😱, that's actually a great reason for me to try it out. I'll check it out one of these days
@@linkarzu its why i got rid of tmux, never needed the extra things that tmux extensions provided or ssh
Getting rid of tmux is not something I see myself doing, at least in the near future, as my entire workflow is tmux centered. It's basically my main and most important tool, but who knows what willl happen a few years from now, we'll see...
give wezterm builtin multiplexor a try 😊
I'm finding out right now if I can use my same tmux shortcuts and it seems I can use ctrl+b as the prefix. Do you know if it's possible to manage sessions in wezterm similar to tmux? Seems they're called workspaces
How did you get transparent background color status bar of tmux.only modules ar opaque
I go over that here
ua-cam.com/video/wKPaBQ0GaCM/v-deo.html
@@linkarzu I have downloaded your config. But usually I source tmux using ~/.config/tmux/tmux.conf but in you one it’s tmux.conf.sh. So I have no idea how to do
My dotfiles are a bit different. My tmux conf file is quite large too, it references other file for the color. If you want to apply all my macos settings watch my dotfiles video and also the colorscheme selector video.
@@linkarzu I have seen ,but I have no idea how to set the tmux
I also have a tmux video in which I explain it in detail, and it includes a blogpost with all the commands needed. I had to te reinstall tmux today and I followed it, you tried that already?
bat is great but aliasing cat to bat is wacky imo, don't know the type of programming you do but cat'ing into something is quite common i.e to send something via stdin, bat would break this.
Thanks for bringing this up 🤝, I'll keep it in mind, if you remember a specific example in which it broke things for you, I'd be really grateful
@@linkarzu Hi, I just took a look because I remembered it breaking something for me in the past. I think I was catting a file into ncat (i.e cat blah.http | ncat localhost 80) where blah.http contains a raw http request, and I remember bat was interpreting crlf bytes, but looking back this is silly as you can just echo -e to do this easily. Looking at it in more details and I can't seem to reproduce it, and I see that bat has a --plain flag anyways.
Thanks for checking!