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Awesome video sir

I tried helix and loved it. My only issue is when I need to work outside my editor. Many platforms support vim key binds but not helix bindings

Thank you so much, your situation was so relatable for me. I was looking for this! And good joke about light themes, btw.

The best thing about Linux Mint is to not be constantly interrupted by bad software with difficult questions. It leaves you alone to do your work.

You can use lazyvim to make the configuration simpler

I can really recommend using hjkl instead of the arrow keys. After you get used to it the arrow keys feel so dirty and almost as far away as the mouse.

Great share!loving the introduction to Linux.

new to Linux is Linux mint the best distro. how do drivers and updates work. day if I installed mint on usb and installing it in pc I could just connect to wireless and good to go while installing it it’ll detect my drivers

Great stuff Mike.

Exactly the video i was looking for.

Sublime is a fantastic editor to consider using as well. Its technically modeless, but you can add key bindings to create custom modes if you want a modal experience

does your setup do auto pair tags?

You can set helix keybindings to also open commands or apps as a buffer! for example i have C-g to open lazygit. You can do that with yazi

It's all cool but can it beat micro? 😄 Helix is pre configured out of the box but if you face any limitation no one can help you (while other editors have multiple extension for any use case). This is a big flaw in a long run.

I've come to Helix from nvim because I'm tired of the faff. Also Helix is so responsive.

whats the point of an editor that as it bests, will looks like neovim?

Helix is amazing. It's like neovim except much easier. But I honestly don't know if I'm going to stick with it yet, I'm really missing a few things like harpoon (we have the jumplist instead but honestly that thing is nearly unusable), lazygit integration and netrw, I mean sure you can work around these by just opening tabs or using tmux or whatever but it was really convenient to have these right inside neovim. Also, while the helix keybindings are pretty intuitive, in my mind vim keys are almost kind of an unspoken standard that so many programs have support for, so I'm not sure how I feel about gradually unlearning it as I get used to helix instead.

Using helix from vscode means: having helix experience in vscode, like vim extension for vim

In the file picker use tab and shift-tab to move up and down the list.

i would have been a Helix user but I am too dependent on vim motions. I do like the way it toggles to select text so when I made my most recent vim config, I added it to it. But now I am using Emacs with evil-mode because Vim wasn't enough, and emacs has a lot of the things available but you just need to enable it and Org-mode (my most favorite thing about emacs). If your up for it, you can use the Doom Emacs distribution. I uses vim keybindings (although some bindings does what it suppose to do but not in the way you expect it. Like when pasting text, in vim, lowercase p pastes text on the same line, I got it to paste on the line below, and Capital p, pastes it on the line above. Emacs copies it where ever the cursor is regardless if its a upper or lower. but besides that, all of the bindings I normally use work as intended.

Thanks Mike! Good video. I like how the fuzzy file-find shows the full path of the files before the file-name. It helps visualize the structure better. I wish VSCode worked the same way! BTW: VSCode has all that multi-cursor goodness. I love that feature.

My advice having learned a modal text editor over the last year. I definitely recommend switching to hjkl asap. Don't try to be too original with your keybinds at first. Learn the program first, learn the commands, then change the keybinds. And always try to configure the editor to do what you need rather than resorting to plugins.

Thank you for your introduction to Helix. ❤❤❤

I am having trouble with using it for html,css, js it works very fine with Go !Z

Thank you!!!

very informative, had no idea this even existed

You did very well! I don't miss anything. My friends have no idea what Linux is. I explain them, and I can hear their brain cracking. Not me, I love Linux Mint, it's my media computer. W10 is for work, and ChromeOS for news on the couch. I don't understand why most people are not curious about other operating systems. Maybe they are afraid or have a hard time adapting and learning.

Great introduction thank you

Hi Mike, thanks for all these interviews. Mary Schiller has a great looking online academy but unfortunately the link doesn't allow me to see what it is shown in the video. Mike, would it be possible you update the link?. Many thanks in advance. Monica :)

Hi Mike, we were thinking about using Member Vault to help train our employees. Would we be able to give them free access to certain training modules but not others? Also could this access be taken away if someone left the company? Thanks for your help and for the informative video!

What about LIVE workshops?

I'm sorry but I'm a coach starting online courses and I find this site to be way too busy and not enough detail on how to upload course material. There's no option for a course. The landing page has a lot of so-called information that you can't tap into. The dashboard has nothing of relevance if you can't upload course materials for clients. I thought there was finally something but it was an "invisible" template that wouldn't show up! You can't get into the Facebook group and what should be intuitive isn't. I went back to Thinkific. Better templates and intuitive. I don't have to deal with someone's mental chaos.

Is there a feature for blog post? im not sure if i missed this in the video?

How can I do that "Sign Up" Process, timestamp 10:57? I just recently signed up for a free account in MV to test it before subscribing to a paid plan. I hope there's a tutorial on how to do that exactly. Thanks in advance! :)

I wish Katrina was given more opportunity to speak... and complete thoughts. She seems knowledgeable, too! Other than that, great information. Thank you.

Thank you! I was referred to you by Courtney Foster Donahue; i am taking her course course.

Can the user upload attachments in the quiz section?

Thanks, Matt! This was VERY informative and an excellent crash course! I loved the use of examples. It gave me some great ideas.

So great do you guys will work on having email automation directly into the the platform? And what about webinar?

Great explanation! I'm your first viewer that's so cool :) I lost the last 3 days trying to figure out how I was going to manage the courses and assets that I have on my funnels, I'm so glad I found you guys so now I don't need to waste more time with pluggings!

awesome, I never heard of this platform! Thank you!

just wondering why my welcome area says "unlocks soon" ?

This looks amazing! Being a little OCD on my end, it would be great if all the product boxes had some option to limit description to a certain number of words or characters with a sign up learn more buttons so all the boxes could be the same size and uniform. Just adding my 2 cents, which is all it's worth lol

I am literally creating images for my new MV account now. When will we be aware of the best image sizes for the new rollout? Thanks and happy to get in while you are making these beautiful changes!!!