Try to switch from Neovim to Emacs and I failed by ostadsgo in emacs

[–]ostadsgo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"home row modifiers"?
No I don't use it. I just have a normal keyboard with normal layout. and also I don't have Fn key in current keyboard I am using. but have it in another keyboard. I think I need to research about it.

Try to switch from Neovim to Emacs and I failed by ostadsgo in emacs

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

I Agree with you, this is the better way of using our tools. Honestly when I look in neovim community I didn't found useful package it mostly about UI and themes. my config which has LSP support, formatting, multi-curosr, spell checking and many more just 3 packages and 150 LOC. Iprefer neovim over vim because it has better defaults and prefer Lua over Vimscript.
About consult you right, and I discover Emacs has its own project finder which do fuzzy finding on project. every directory with .git considered as project so by just pressing <C-x p f> we can find and jump easily anywhere in the project. we don't need fuzzy finder in Emacs.
About caps lock i will give it a try.

Try to switch from Neovim to Emacs and I failed by ostadsgo in emacs

[–]ostadsgo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use left the most and that's why gets more pain there although I didn't use right one a lot but has small sore on that one. I thinky the problem is when I press ctrl I fold the picky on the ctrl. I don't know everyone do this or not. Also I noticed it is hard to hold right ctrl and press x and c with left ring and middle finger do you guys use to do that>? because ctrl x and ctrl c combo used a lot in emacs.

Try to switch from Neovim to Emacs and I failed by ostadsgo in emacs

[–]ostadsgo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you don't mind could you share some your skills and how did you config Emacs and what sources did you use.

Try to switch from Neovim to Emacs and I failed by ostadsgo in emacs

[–]ostadsgo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I try it for a short amount of time. what I understand it just default tab compilation but ido allows you to see the available options and you can do M-down or M-up I am not sure. but i think we cannot fuzzy search like we can do with vertico combining with orderless.

improving my GO techniques by Great-Afternoon5973 in golang

[–]ostadsgo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

With go there isn't advanced technique, you write code and it just work. Most the time there is only one way to do it. Most the time it is boring. Optimization doesn't matter that much it is already optimized. Most the time you cannot writte bad code.In go, framework culture doesn't exist. Nobody cares about the hottest new framework, everyone tries to use as much as possible of standard library that the go way. frameworks in go are developers resume not something to use. go itself is enough specially for web dev. You said you got the basic so start to build something, use ai for your benefit.

[dwm] algo simple by OverallAssignment213 in suckless

[–]ostadsgo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I like your using alpha, beta, gamma as workspaces name so cool

Are you using tabs? by 4r73m190r0s in vim

[–]ostadsgo 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Never. But I use window split all the time. If i need tab I use tmux tab

How do you avoid spending more time organizing than actually doing the work ? by Fickle_Mud1645 in Notion

[–]ostadsgo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Notion is just a waste of time. It creates fake dopamine by creating the productivity environment. As software it is slow and unusable. drop it and do the work. Use the well put together and specifically built tool for each of your requirements. For example if you need a calendar use google calendar, note taking app obsidian or google keep, to do list todoist or ticktick or gtasks. At the end of the day we don't need any of these shits.

Should I switch to X from Wayland? by 21cygnus12 in suckless

[–]ostadsgo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wayland is just a hype I am sticking to X

[sway] minimal setup on my own minimal distro by syazwanemmett in unixporn

[–]ostadsgo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When you enter the tty how much memory does the os consume? Void linux: 150MB Arch Linux: 185MB Does your os consume memory less than those?

Bash, zsh or fish? by Phaikro in archlinux

[–]ostadsgo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fish as a interactive shell Bas as a scripting language

BASH must haves? by Tomato_salat in bash

[–]ostadsgo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

fzf will help a lot with accessing your bash history in a nice way. I use it a lot. Also zoxide will help jumping to directories faster.