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... very okay dotfiles
Set of dotfiles, including various scripts and tools I use on a 2020 macbook air with a very unfortunate cooling problem.
screenshots
Window manager with multiple terminal screens. active screen is highlighted in pink:
working in one terminal in tmux:
finding a file in a project using fzf with a preview window:
code structure with vista / coc:
vim
After years of using emacs, I gave up, and now I use neovim, and make liberal use of coc.nvim. It's like vscode but way cooler because it runs in your terminal. My init.vim is fairly straightforward but the general features are:
- autocomplete, linting, and prettier for most languages, including R and Typescript
- literate programming / REPL support for IPython and R
some niceties:
,ffor an overusedfzffile pane fuzzy finder usingripgrep. This absolutely rules and is way better than a dumb file pane taking up precious screen real estate.ctrl + j,k,h,lto navigate windows / panes, andvvandssto split.,Vto open a nice code map usingvista[gand]gto go through diagnostics (great for typescript),sto start a slime session with an ipython. you can change the interpreter pretty easily, which is killer. then do,hor,Cto send code.,Fto format your code perfectly every time
kitty
I started using kitty sometime in 2020, after being
exhausted by waiting more than half a second for some dumb rendering to finish in my
terminal. now everything is super fast and I don't even have to think about it. The config in
kitty/kitty.conf is mainly my color setup.
bash
After about a decade using zsh or fish, I've decided I don't care anymore and am tired of
my shell being slow.
tiling window manager
I missed linux so much that i started using a tiling window manager, yabai. koekeishiya has been making crazy WM software for mac osx for years and this is by far the easiest, fastest, and best one.
I use skhd, as they suggest, to manage keybindings.
cmd+shift+m to open my mail anywhere? yes please.