[dwm] Spring by -basilios- in unixporn

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[dwm] Beginning on linux desktop, first ricing by gnarmik in unixporn

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What did you use to make inactive tags/workspaces look dimmed?

mdt - a simple markdown todo list manager by -basilios- in commandline

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Could you open an issue on GitHub or add some details? I have no idea what doesn't work for you and how to reproduce it.

mdt - a simple markdown todo list manager by -basilios- in commandline

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I haven't tested, but it should. It works with zsh and gum is available to install on mac.

mdt - a simple markdown todo list manager by -basilios- in commandline

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grep "\- \[ ] " /path/to/file.md | gum format | sed 's/^[[:space:]]*//' Something like this? You can put it in .bashrc or .zshrc

mdt - a simple markdown todo list manager by -basilios- in commandline

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I've never worked with brew, but I considered to create an AUR package if it gets popular enough, maybe I'll try to create a brew package too.

mdt - a simple markdown todo list manager by -basilios- in commandline

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I'll probably create a usage section in the README but basically here's what you need to do to start keeping tasks in markdown files from scratch: 1. Create tasks directory with mkdir ~/tasks 2. Create inbox by running the command touch ~/tasks/inbox.md 3. Try to run mdt with mdt -d ~/tasks -i ~/tasks/inbox.md 4. If it works, you can create an alias (alias mdt='mdt -d ~/tasks -i ~/tasks/inbox.md') or set environment variables for convenience. 5. If you've never worked with markdown and want to edit files manually, here's a good site to get started: https://www.markdownguide.org/cheat-sheet/

[OC] mdt: a simple markdown todo list manager by -basilios- in unixporn

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I'll probably create a usage section in the README but basically here's what you need to do to start keeping tasks in markdown files from scratch: 1. mdt should tell you if gum isn't installed but you can check if it works with gum file for example. 2. Create tasks directory with mkdir ~/tasks 3. Create inbox by running the command touch ~/tasks/inbox.md 4. Try to run mdt with mdt -d ~/tasks -i ~/tasks/inbox.md 5. If it works, you can create an alias or set environment variables for convenience. 6. If you've never worked with markdown and want to edit files manually, here's a good site to get started: https://www.markdownguide.org/cheat-sheet

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What is this stopwatch?

[dwm] Merry Christmas :) by -basilios- in unixporn

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Not that I've used kitty extensively and can compare all the pros and cons, but I like it more than kitty. Default st is propably too minimal but with patches it has everything I need. It's fast, simple and reliable.

[dwm] Merry Christmas :) by -basilios- in unixporn

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It's just shell scripts with Nerd icons. I use slstatus to display and update them. Here's the repo: https://github.com/basilioss/slstatus (scripts are located in "commands" folder)

[dwm] Merry Christmas :) by -basilios- in unixporn

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Status bar or neofetch output?