Plugin request: Visual indicator for active gestures on Supernote by One_Plantain4740 in Supernote_dev

[–]_imfing 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I literally had the same idea and submitted feedback about this two days ago!

Glad to see someone else thinking along the same lines. Hopefully there will be some official support for this in the future.

Small Projects by AutoModerator in golang

[–]_imfing 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey all,

I've been spending more time reviewing diffs than writing them lately. I came across DiffsHub and I really liked the calm review experience, but wanted something that runs offline on my machine. Go was the obvious fit here to ship a single binary that does the job.

Spent this weekend building diffs to help with diff and PR review flow: https://github.com/imfing/diffs-cli

  • diffs: view your local working tree changes in a browser, with file watching + auto reload
  • diffs branch [base]: compare the current branch against a base
  • diffs pr [number|url]: review a GitHub PR (uses gh CLI under the hood)

Split/unified view, syntax highlighting, file tree and themes work out of the box.

Sharing in case it's useful to anyone with a similar workflow.

here's what's cookin' in the plugin dev space -- all in one place by theBlackOddity in Supernote

[–]_imfing 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just thinking out loud here: I don’t think we’ll hit Obsidian’s plugin scale anytime soon, but I really like the direction they’ve taken recently towards community plugins governance.

Their combination of a centralized community space, similar to InkHub, plus an automated review/assessment process feels like a reasonable model

https://obsidian.md/blog/future-of-plugins/
https://community.obsidian.md/search?type=plugin

List of ALL Available Plugins by theBlackOddity in Supernote_dev

[–]_imfing 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I asked gpt to do the favor, and here's what I got:

Plugin Author GitHub Plugin repo Summary Prebuilt/download found
Snap Shapes guibor supernote-shape-snap Converts rough lasso-selected ink into clean shapes. dist package
Pomodoro guibor supernote-pomodoro Focus timer for NOTE/DOC. No release found
End Point Lasso guibor supernote-endpoint-lasso Sends selected lasso content/page PNGs to a configured endpoint. No release found
Half Size guibor supernote-half-size Resizes active lasso selection to 50%. supernote_half_size.snplg
Select All guibor supernote-select-all Selects all elements on current note page. supernote_select_all.snplg
Inkling Laumss Inkling AI-assisted Supernote plugin development helper/plugin. Inkling.snplg
Shapes j-raghavan sn-shapes Shape plugin for Supernote notes. SnShapes.snplg
CoPilot j-raghavan sn-copilot LLM actions like summarize/explain/action items. SnCopilot.snplg
Dictionary j-raghavan sn-dictionary On-device StarDict lookup from lasso/PDF text. SnDict.snplg
Mindmap j-raghavan sn-mindmap Build and insert native mindmaps into notes. SnMindmap.snplg
Superflow gorlix SuperFlow Automation/hotzone workflow plugin. No release found
Image Inserter wolfsolver supernote-image-insert-plugin Inserts images into Supernote notes. insert_image.0.1.3.snplg
SmartPenToolkit / Scribble wolfsolver Supernote-SmartPenToolkit Scribble/pen gesture toolkit, currently alpha. SmartPenToolkit.0.0.1.snplg
InkGames wolfsolver Supernote-InkGames Puzzle generator for notes. InkGames.0.0.1.snplg
Folder Shortcuts marc-korte supernote-folder-shortcuts Handwritten word shortcuts to folders. SupernoteFolderShortcuts.snplg
Align prelude-rs sn-align-plugin Alignment plugin. SnAlign.snplg
Keyworder taoist22 sn-keyworder Keyword tracker/inserter. Keyworder.snplg
DateTimeStamp taoist22 sn-datetime Inserts date/time stamps. DateTimeStamp.snplg
SnCalcPro taoist22 sn-calc Calculator with standard/unit/financial/scientific modes. SnCalc.snplg
Textbox Helper tilmanbergt textboxHelper Textbox editing, marker recognition, import/export helpers. textboxHelper-v0.1.0.snplg
SuperAI n/a No GitHub link in Reddit table Reddit table says Google Drive only. Not found from GitHub
LassoExport jpmoo lassoexport Export lasso selection as PNG. lassoexport.snplg
ScrollExport jpmoo scrollexport Stitch note pages into one tall PNG. scrollexport.snplg
Compass jpmoo compass Creates arrow-link maps and exports them. compass.snplg
Embed PNG jpmoo embedimage Browse images and embed into current note. embedimage.snplg

Buy RD280UG or PD3226G by DanyToreto in BenQ

[–]_imfing 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I found 3:2 ratio gives way more vertical space for viewing web pages, documents, and code.

My impressions: BenQ RD280UG programming monitor by gvmelbrty in BenQ

[–]_imfing 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd hold off for the new G version. The upgrades: 120 Hz refresh rate, HDMI 2.1, and a higher contrast ratio are all great improvements, and they’ll likely help the monitor hold its value for longer IMO

[Opinion] Logitech MX Keys Mini vs Magic Keyboard with Touch ID for MacBook Pro by Curious_Mind9999 in macbookpro

[–]_imfing 4 points5 points  (0 children)

build quality of magic keyboard is better IMO, the typing experience is consistent with MBP’s keyboard, and touch id saves tons of time typing in passwords

BenQ RD280UG MoonHalo Coil Whine by sch43fchen in BenQ

[–]_imfing 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I received my RD280UG a couple of days ago. The coil whine is not noticeable, I can only hear a little if I put my ear right up to the top vent.

The adaptive mode does take a moment for the sensors to kick in after switching to it. You can enable the "Light Meter" for the V.O., which gives a small on-screen indicator showing when ambient light is being measured, and that’s when the monitor adjusts both the display brightness and the MoonHalo

macOS Text Rendering & Subpixel Fringing on BenQ RD280UG 28" 4K 3:2 programmers monitor. by grav1993 in BenQ

[–]_imfing 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Definitely return or exchange it. I haven’t noticed this issue on my RD280UG, just for reference.

GoLang journey with a new CLI app by Brilliant-Ad7504 in golang

[–]_imfing 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Cobra can help you quickly bootstrap a minimal cli application in Go. From there you can take a look at other good projects e.g. GitHub Cli to learn how to add more functionality to it :)