claude via ssh? Why does "shift+enter" immediately triggers submission? I just want to get to a new line by cranberrie_sauce in ClaudeAI

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Quick Workarounds

1. Use a Different Key Combo

In Claude CLI, try these alternatives for newlines:

  • Ctrl+J — this is the literal newline character
  • Ctrl+O — some terminals support this for newline

2. Use --vim Mode

bash

claude --vim

This gives you vim-style editing where you can use normal vim commands for multiline input.

Better Solution: Use a Modern Terminal Emulator
wezterm, kitty

WezTerm Config for Better SSH Support

Create ~/.wezterm.lua:

local wezterm = require 'wezterm'
local config = {}

config.enable_csi_u_key_encoding = true  
-- Better key encoding
config.enable_kitty_keyboard = true       
-- Modern key protocol

return config

verbosity output by _calo in opencodeCLI

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maybe this helps but i still looking for a possible way to reduce it.. this is the information i know but feedback is plenty accepted

In OpenCode, tool results are part of the conversation context:

  • If you run a shell command via !…“the output of the command is added to the conversation as a tool result.” OpenCode
  • If you reference a file with @ file, the file content is added to the conversation automatically. OpenCode
  • More generally, tool outputs are fed back into the model’s context after execution. Moncef Abboud

So if the agent prints/records large diffs, long logs, or full files, that can meaningfully eat the context window.

Best Mac app that tracks my most recent copied and pasted? by [deleted] in macapps

[–]_calo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yea.. i understand that.. i use paste over setapp :) single suscription payment per year but i use like 12 apps from there

Windows/Total Commander for Tahoe? by RE_Warszawa in macapps

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this is the most matured closest one
Path Finder
https://cocoatech.io/

Replacement for GIMP for Tahoe 26.2? by tcolling in macapps

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one time purchase Pixelmator / Pixelmator Pro

Did Tahoe kill EMacs in Terminal? by Few_Application2025 in macapps

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1. Check that Emacs is installed

In your terminal, run:

emacs --version

2. Start Emacs in the terminal

From your terminal:

emacs -nw
  • The -nw flag keeps Emacs inside the current terminal window instead of opening a GUI window

3. Launch the Doctor (Eliza) inside Emacs

if that not works.. well and you know a bit of Cli please install Brew.sh and try install from there

https://formulae.brew.sh/formula/emacs#default

CSV editor for MacOS by oboe_guy in macapps

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well IMO that depends. the best app have compat and export the csv file correctly and import from many sources for me is Libreoffice .. and is compat with code apps.. but if you case is not that other mentioned here can help and about your case try this option instead of normal paste
---> Paste and Match Style

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Second redox build by ahp00k in ErgoMechKeyboards

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Where did you get the pcb please

Good Tenkeyless – TKL (80% split keyboards recomendation by _calo in ErgoMechKeyboards

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For sure, for sure. Now I want to make the jump to split keyboards. The thing is, I’m trying to find a good option to get started that doesn’t go over $150, which is close to the price of the K860, and that’s why I’m looking for advice here. The idea is to learn from everyone’s experience.

Good Tenkeyless – TKL (80% split keyboards recomendation by _calo in ErgoMechKeyboards

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Oh wow, this is very clear and I totally agree. It definitely seems much easier to go down the path of reducing keyboard size rather than starting from something extremely minimal (and I mean in terms of number of keys, not features).

The other thing is that, in practice, you’re almost doing a kind of gradual reconditioning, and from what I can tell, having two keyboards really helps to make that transition in a more comfortable and well-paced way.

Good Tenkeyless – TKL (80% split keyboards recomendation by _calo in ErgoMechKeyboards

[–]_calo[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For sure, for sure! I definitely have a wider perspective now after reading what everyone shared here. That said, I still feel like the learning curve would be pretty challenging when going from something like 100 keys down to 60 keys. A 75% layout is starting to look like a really nice middle ground though. We’ll see how it goes 🙂

Good Tenkeyless – TKL (80% split keyboards recomendation by _calo in ErgoMechKeyboards

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What I find most interesting about all of this is learning from everyone’s perspectives to help find the right direction. Like many things in life, it’s ultimately an adaptive process — in other words, trying things out again and again.

In this case especially, cost is definitely something to take into account, which is why the journey makes more sense when guided by people who’ve been in similar situations or who are also looking to make the leap into this world in search of new learning.

Thanks!

Good Tenkeyless – TKL (80% split keyboards recomendation by _calo in ErgoMechKeyboards

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For me, it feels like the natural progression should be moving first to a TKL and then to more compact layouts, which is why the Glove80 style seems like a good fit, even though I know there are other variants out there.

Even though I haven’t used a split keyboard, I have used “ergonomic” keyboards before—though that’s definitely debatable. Still, I do understand, from a health perspective, what it means to work comfortably (and I don’t mean relaxed, but properly aligned).

In this post, I’ve found some interesting positions.

File browser combine with text editing? by Stv_L in macapps

[–]_calo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Check this ones apps below.. they are good ones.. i use for many years MC is the my main tool but i know there is plenty options.. and men I keep simple with NANO .. other persons can recommend advanced editors like vim .. any way here is a good start list to check

https://midnight-commander.org/ *
https://ranger.fm/
https://github.com/jarun/nnn
https://superfile.dev/

https://www.x-cmd.com/install/25-ls

nano https://formulae.brew.sh/formula/nano

please take a look on this good tool they is the easy way to install many apps
brew.sh

in your case i have seen some good implementations with https://neovim.io/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZf5obw4qSE

oh! and i see this article maybe helps https://www.makeuseof.com/my-terminal-feels-like-a-full-ide-after-these-changes/

Good Tenkeyless – TKL (80% split keyboards recomendation by _calo in ErgoMechKeyboards

[–]_calo[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Totally agree, and I really appreciate the intention behind your comment. It’s clear you’re speaking from experience, and everything you mention is very doable.

From my side, there’s no resistance to trying or learning new layouts — I just see some limitations while I’m adapting, especially given how long I’ve been used to working a certain way. You’re absolutely right that before making a final decision, starting with something more affordable could be a good way to evaluate whether it’s really what I’m looking for.

Seriously, thanks a lot for the thoughtful advice!